When citrus trees gets stressed, it tends to force buds out on its last breath to procreate like nature. Before losing its leaves, your tree has stored energy, i believe in the form of carbohydrates and other things. It is using this stored energy to make its last flush of growth to make more energy via photsynthesis through leaves, and form buds to bear seeds/fruit. Just in case your citrus is seedless, keep in mind that nature did not create seedless varieties, humans did. Glad to see your lime tree recover, at this point give it lots of sun. Water after the top inch of your soil is dry. Citrus does not like wet soil, make sure you have a well draining soil. Place it at a southward facing window if possible. When its warm enough at night, you can leave it outside. The fruit may not set if the tree is too weak, but with plenty of sunlight, lime trees will set fruit fairly easily. Good luck on your new harvest!

I had considered buying Marrakesh, but ended up removing it from my cart on a recent order. It is a very pretty, delicate bloom.

Fingers crossed for you! Glad your blood orange is coming back. Is that a cutting or grafted? Hopefully it's not root stock. I also killed a favorite tree this year- transplant shock. Mine was def dead though. It's gone to the citrus gods in the sky now. To be replaced next year!

kiwi is variable in z5 ... i am surprised its viable in z4 ... and a quick review of a search engine says its z5 at best ... it might not have been the wabbits ... ken of course.. when relying on common names... we arent sure this info reflects your plants.. unless you know the latin .. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=kiwi+vinezone&t=ffcm&ia=web