what is the lowest temp. that you encounter all year?

I have 3 in ground and one in pot the one in the pot is happer than the ones in ground so who knews they can be so funny they hate to be moved around and with potted ones you can change soil and it is way easyer to spray for bugs .I will do potted as long as I have room here .Mine in the ground do fine here in zone 9 over the winter.I think our soil is so clayee might be why they dont grow as fast as the potted .

this is one of the inground ones
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Here is my potted one
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very nice looking plants. You are doing something RIGHT.

Lemons and Limes are more cold sensitive than most other citrus. I'd think in Jacksonville you should keep them in pots, since temperatures much under 30 will cause them issues. You must get temps moderately under that most years up there, this year perhaps an exception.

Gary

Your plants do look good! How often and how much do you fertilize the ones in pots? I'm also in FL and am trying some in pots; I think they will be easier to manage as well as keep them away from one of my dogs who likes to dig!

I dont fert much 1 time a month with miracle grow.I think the less you do the better they grow .I do pull my potted ones in when it rains for days here they hate wet feet.