Gardening By Region
Differences in climate can have a profound effect on garden plants. For this reason, it’s important not only to know your plant hardiness zone but also your particular gardening region. The United States has a number of regions, each having different zones and climates. Below you will find some of the most common regions, along with tips and information for gardeners living there.
Explore Gardening By Region
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January Gardening Tips – Things To Do In Cold Climate GardensFrom cleaning up to planning for spring, your garden needn’t take a winter break. Click here for January gardening tips.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Great Lakes In Winter – Gardening Around The Great Lakes RegionWinter weather near the Great Lakes can be pretty rough as well as variable. Click here to learn more about gardening in the Great Lakes region.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Lawn Alternatives California And Nevada Gardeners Should TryMany plantings can substitute for traditional turf grass; they’re better for the environment and require less from us.
By Teo Spengler
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Best Ornamental Grasses For New England And The NortheastClick here to learn about some of the best ornamental grasses for the New England and northwest region.
By Teo Spengler
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Bad Garden Bugs In Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, The DakotasLearn which bad bugs plague the gardens of Wyoming, Nebraska, Montana and the Dakotas.
By Laura Miller
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Northeast Native Plants For New England And The Mid-AtlanticClick here for a complete guide to native plants of the Northeast.
By Laura Miller
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Drought Tolerant Shrubs California And Nevada Gardeners LoveClick here to learn about some drought tolerant shrubs California and Nevada that gardeners love.
By Teo Spengler
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Must-Have Southern Perennials For Garden BedsClick here to find info on several plants which are able to withstand the unique climatic conditions present in the southern United States.
By Tonya Barnett
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Best Plants for Monarch Butterflies in the Mid-AtlanticBy Caroline Bloomfield
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August To-Do List: Gardening Tasks For West CoastMuch of the gardening tasks for western regions in August will deal with harvesting vegetables and fruits, but other things too. Click to learn more.
By Teo Spengler
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Garden To-Do List: What To Do In August In The NortheastAugust in the Northeast is all about harvesting and preserving. That doesn’t mean the rest of the garden to-do list can be ignored though. Learn more here.
By Amy Grant
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Monthly Garden Chores – August To-Do List For GardenersIt's easy to push monthly garden chores aside in August, but don't let that gardening to-do list slip away. Here are some region-specific gardening tips.
By Laura Miller
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Popular Southwestern Vines: Choosing Vines For Southwest StatesIf you live in southwestern regions, vines must be able to tolerate the dry, hot summers of the area. Learn about vine options for the Southwest here.
By Teo Spengler
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West Coast Vine Varieties – Learn About Nevada And California VinesIf you live in California or Nevada and want to plant West Coast vine varieties, click here. You’ll find tips on picking vines perfect for your garden.
By Teo Spengler
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Upper Midwest Insects And Pests In The Home GardenThe Upper Midwest of the US has its own range of pesty bugs and mammals. The most common ones are listed here.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Best Plants For Pots In Michigan And The Upper MidwestContainers are great for the upper midwest region where many plants are too tender to survive as perennials. Click to learn more.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Best Ornamental Grasses For California And NevadaClick here to learn about some of the best ornamental grasses for California and Nevada.
By Teo Spengler

