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The Amazing World Of Plants!

A map of the United States with USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 7 shaded in crimson, forming a band that runs from the Pacific Northwest and coastal Northern California through the Southwest, across the mid-South, and up into the mid-Atlantic.

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 7

Zone 7 plants handle winter lows between 0°F and 10°F, which covers a wide, mild band of the United States. The most reliable choices are broadleaf evergreens and flowering trees,...

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 7

Zone 7 plants handle winter lows between 0°F and 10°F, which covers a wide, mild band of the United States. The most reliable choices are broadleaf evergreens and flowering trees,...

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 6

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 6

Zone 6 plants survive average winter lows between -10°F and 0°F. The best choices for this zone include Japanese maples, kousa dogwoods, magnolias, bigleaf hydrangeas, hellebores, rhododendron, azaleas and Hinoki...

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 6

Zone 6 plants survive average winter lows between -10°F and 0°F. The best choices for this zone include Japanese maples, kousa dogwoods, magnolias, bigleaf hydrangeas, hellebores, rhododendron, azaleas and Hinoki...

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 5

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 5

Zone 5 plants survive winter lows between -20°F and -10°F. The most dependable zone 5 plants are dwarf conifers, cold-hardy rhododendrons and azaleas, and hydrangeas that bloom on new wood....

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 5

Zone 5 plants survive winter lows between -20°F and -10°F. The most dependable zone 5 plants are dwarf conifers, cold-hardy rhododendrons and azaleas, and hydrangeas that bloom on new wood....

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 4

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 4

Zone 4 plants survive average winter lows between -30 F and -20 F. The toughest performers are cold-hardy conifers such as fir, spruce, pine, and arborvitae, along with panicle hydrangeas,...

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 4

Zone 4 plants survive average winter lows between -30 F and -20 F. The toughest performers are cold-hardy conifers such as fir, spruce, pine, and arborvitae, along with panicle hydrangeas,...

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 3

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 3

Zone 3 plants survive winter lows between -40°F and -30°F, which makes them some of the hardiest plants you can grow. The most reliable zone three plants are cold-hardy conifers...

The Hardiness Zone Handbook: Plants for Zone 3

Zone 3 plants survive winter lows between -40°F and -30°F, which makes them some of the hardiest plants you can grow. The most reliable zone three plants are cold-hardy conifers...

Azaleas: A Complete Guide to Azalea Plants

Azaleas: A Complete Guide to Azalea Plants

Azalea plants are flowering shrubs in the genus Rhododendron that produce funnel-shaped flowers in spring, summer, or fall depending on the variety. They thrive in acidic soil with part shade...

Azaleas: A Complete Guide to Azalea Plants

Azalea plants are flowering shrubs in the genus Rhododendron that produce funnel-shaped flowers in spring, summer, or fall depending on the variety. They thrive in acidic soil with part shade...