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I live in zone 8 and last year I decided for some stupid reason to plant my Meyer Lemon. It had been in a pot the last three years. So over the winter it froze really badly and I figured it was dead. The top didn't have any green inside the branches or anything. The thing is I didn't get a chance to pull it and when we came back from vacation last week there was an eight inch shoot coming from the roots. The question is, is this still the meyer lemon (it looks like it) or are these grafted to root stock and it's no longer a meyer lemon. I've potted it up and I'll winter it over through from now on but am wondering if it's the plant it was.
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