Will CitrusTrees make fruit after hard freeze

They will produce tomatoes this year. Congratulations

As long as the growth is above the graft line you should be good.

My trees bloomed 2 months ago, the satsuma is loaded with fruit about 1" in diameter, the naval didn't bloom very much.
If your trees are alive, the will most likely make fruit again but I doubt you'll get much this year. It's kind of late for the trees to bloom now.

My Key Lime tree took a beating.. No flowers so far..It has a bunch of dead branches that I haven't cut back, probably like half the tree died.

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My Key Lime tree took a beating.. No flowers so far..It has a bunch of dead branches that I haven't cut back, probably like half the tree died.

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My meyer lemon is in the same shape...I cut a bunch of dead wood off and the foliage looks great. afraid there will be no lemons this year, though.

I thought citrus trees produced well after cold winters? If taken care of correctly. I’m kinda stupid though.

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thought citrus trees produced well after cold winters? If taken care of correctly. I’m kinda stupid though.

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This made me laugh irl

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I thought citrus trees produced well after cold winters? If taken care of correctly. I’m kinda stupid though.

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Satsumas already on the tree are better after a cold snap. I read the cold temps trigger something with the sugar content.

Yes. My satsuma is already putting out what will be the edible fruit in December.

We have 2 orange trees, both are half dead, both are full of fruit on the green branches, I don’t think we’ll see a major drop off this year. I was just checking them right before dark, over half the dead branches are still pliable. I’m curious to see if they come back next year, not sure if I should prune them yet.