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Zone 3 Hosta Plants: Learn About Planting Hosta In Cold ClimatesHostas are one of the most popular shade garden plants because of their easy maintenance. With hundreds of varieties available, most for zones 4-9, you may wonder if it's possible to find one for cooler regions. This article will help with growing hostas in zone 3.
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Zone 4 Invasive Plants – What Are Common Invasive Plants That Thrive In Zone 4USDA zone 4 covers much of the northern portion of the country. The following article contains information on the most common invasive plants in zone 4, although it is by no means comprehensive, as non-native plants are constantly being introduced.
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Zone 3 Wisteria Plants – Varieties Of Wisteria Vines For Zone 3Plants for zone 3 must be tough and hardy, and able to withstand extended freezing temperatures. Growing wisteria in zone 3 used to be fairly impractical but now a new cultivar has introduced an extremely hardy form of the Asian vine. Learn more here.
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Fall Planting In Zone 5: Learn About Zone 5 Fall Garden PlantingIn northern climates like zone 5, we create our checklist of all the lawn and garden chores we have to complete before winter sets in. No doubt there is plenty to do in the garden in autumn, but you should add one more chore to the list: fall planting. Learn more here.
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Plants For Zones 9-11 – Planting Tips For Zones 9 Through 11Specimens that require a chilling period are not suitable plants for hot climates like zones 9-11; however, there are plenty of native and adaptive plants that will thrive in these garden zones. This article will help with suggestions.
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Zone 9 Rose Care: Guide To Growing Roses In Zone 9 GardensIn zone 9, roses can bloom year-round. So, what roses grow in zone 9? The answer is almost all of them. However, you do need to consider your soil type, humidity, and whether you get salt spray from the ocean in coastal regions. Learn more in this article.
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Hot Weather Japanese Maples: Learn About Zone 9 Japanese Maple TreesIf you are looking into growing Japanese maples in zone 9, you need to know that you are at the very top of the plants' temperature range. This can mean that your maples may not flourish as you hope. Click here for tips and tricks zone 9 gardeners use to help their maples thrive.
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Popular Zone 9 Evergreen Shrubs: Growing Evergreen Shrubs In Zone 9While most plants thrive in warm summers and mild winters, many evergreen shrubs require cold winters and don't tolerate extreme heat. The good news for gardeners is that there is a wide selection of zone 9 evergreen shrubs on the market. Learn more here.
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Types Of Juniper - A Guide To Growing Juniper In Zone 9If you live in a warmer region like zone 9, you'll still find many types of junipers to plant. Click the following article for information on growing juniper in zone 9 as well as tips for choosing juniper plants for zone 9.
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Common Zone 9 Annuals: Choosing Annuals For Zone 9 GardensA comprehensive list of annuals for zone 9 is beyond the scope of this article, but our list of a few of the most common zone 9 annuals should be enough to pique your curiosity. Keep in mind that many annuals may be perennial in warm climates. Learn more here.
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Zone 9 Plants That Flower In Winter – Ornamental Winter Plants For Zone 9You may not be able to grow everything in the winter, but you'd be surprised at what you can do if you just plant the right things. Click on the following article to learn more about selecting the best ornamental plants for zone 9 winters.
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Zone 7 Plants: Learn About Planting A Garden In Zone 7If you are planting a garden in zone 7, you'll be able to choose among a wide variety of veggies and flowers. This article provides information and garden tips for zone 7. Click here to learn more about planting in this zone.
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Zone 7 Ornamental Grasses – Learn About Various Types Of Zone 7 GrassAll grass-like plants are included in the term ornamental grasses. If you live in zone 7 and are interested in planting ornamental grass plants, you will have a number of types to choose from. This article will help get you started with suitable grasses for zone 7.
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Zone 7 Evergreen Trees – Growing Evergreen Trees In Zone 7 LandscapesAlthough the weather in USDA plant hardiness zone 7 isn't particularly severe, it isn't uncommon for winter temperatures to fall below the freezing point. Fortunately, there are a huge number of beautiful, hardy evergreen varieties from which to choose. Learn more here.
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Zone 7 Palm Trees – Palm Trees That Grow In Zone 7When you think palm trees, you tend to think heat. But some other varieties are actually very hardy and can withstand temperatures well below zero. Click this article to learn more about hardy palm trees, particularly palm trees that grow in zone 7.
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Zone 8 Conifer Trees – Growing Conifers In Zone 8 GardensSelecting coniferous trees for zone 8 can be difficult - not because there is a shortage, but because there are so many beautiful trees from which to choose. Click this article for information on growing conifers in zone 8 landscapes.
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Zone 8 Deer Resistant Plants – Are There Plants Deer Hate In Zone 8If you live in zone 8 and would like to prevent your landscape from becoming the favorite restaurant of local deer, use the following information from this article to learn more about deer resistant plants in zone 8.
