Farming Cold-Hardy Citrus in South Carolina
The Johnny Appleseed of cold-hardy citrus, Stan McKenzie, joins us to talk about how to grow citrus in cold climates.
McKenzie talks about how he became a "citraholic" and started down the path of growing citrus on his USDA Zone 8 farm and nursery in South Carolina. McKenzie Farms (http://www.mckenzie-farms.com/) specializes in citrus suited for cold climates.
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The Johnny Appleseed of cold-hardy citrus, Stan McKenzie, joins us to talk about how to grow citrus in cold climates.
McKenzie talks about how he became a "citraholic" and started down the path of growing citrus on his USDA Zone 8 farm and nursery in South Carolina. McKenzie Farms specializes in citrus suited for cold climates.
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