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04-29-2008, 04:18 PM
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kumquats
hi all
How frost tolerant are kumquats ? i would like to plant my garden full with kumquats here in the Netherlands 
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Re: kumquats
I planted my kumquat in the ground and it's made it through 2 winters with a low in the teens. I hear they're quite hardy.
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Re: kumquats
I treat mine as a houseplant.
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Re: kumquats
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Nordmann, aka Normann Seedless Nagami. Cultivar of Fortunella japonica. A very good tasting kumquat! In my experience, survived many winters with occasional overnight lows in near 20 F, and also light snow which melted away before the day's end (Yucaipa, CA).
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