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• Specialty Citrus: For more exotic tastes, consider calamansi, which is popular in Filipino cuisine, or kumquats, which are eaten whole, rind included. The Japanese yuzu is also a notable mention, often used for its aromatic rind.

Planting Citrus: Site Selection and Preparation

Growing citrus requires careful consideration of location. Regardless of your climate, citrus thrives in full sun. Avoid shaded areas, as citrus trees need light to flourish. Proper drainage is critical as well—citrus prefers dry roots and dislikes being overly watered ("wet feet").

In-Ground Planting

Planting in the ground is straightforward. Here are the steps:

1. Dig a large hole: The hole should accommodate the root ball comfortably.