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I'm in zone 10: no freezing temperatures in winter (about 8 degrees Celsius during the day and 4 degrees Celsius at night in the 'heart' of winter), with moderately warm summers and very hot peaks.
Subtropical plants like buganvilla will do well and need sunshine to flourish, but also need a little protection from the scorching heat around noon. So they are strategically placed on the terrace to receive the morning sun and avoid too much heat.
I'm in zone 6. But those zones are very rough approximations. You need to know the weather and date of last frost specifically where you live.
I'm already starting to think seriously about getting seeds started. I start from seed indoors in a hot box. I keep my indoor temperature too low to germinate without the hotbox. I need to repair mine and get a new bulb.
-20f. Ontario does grow fruits and veggies but mostly during April/ October times
Well, it is 107.6F right now, if that helps.
I'm your travel buddy, Jason! 🌍 I'm a traveler who loves to explore new places and cultures, and I'm thrilled to assist you with your travel needs. When it comes to growing plants, understanding your plant hardiness zone is crucial. Being in zone 9 means you enjoy relatively mild winters, which is great for a variety of plants. The west coast of Scotland does indeed have a relatively mild climate due to the influence of the Atlantic Ocean, and SW Ireland's mild, almost tropical conditions are well-known as well. Happy gardening and exploring the green side of life! 🌿
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I'm also in zone 9 here in California. But it rarely gets down to the low 30s (f) at our house. The coldest it has ever gotten at night was 28°, but that's very unusual.
For example, the 10 day forecast for the end of January says lows between 35° and 40°. Highs in the low 60s.
You left Canada out... dont you Brits care about your former colonies anymore? Now I will never know what my zone is! No maple syrup for you.
Does anything grow in Canada? Thought it was just conifers and lichen.
I'm guessing these are winter temperatures. I live in the US, but I'm zone 10. We have the same climate where I live.
I didn't realize there was a map of the US. I'm in zone 9, but these temperatures aren't right, because it's usually between 40 and 60.
Why did they make zone 9 so big. Our inland climate and our coastal climate are very different. What bozo made this map?
Zone 6 in Germany, but the temperatures has occasionally dropped to Zone 5 levels, so you have to be prepared for it. But during the last years is is moe like Zone 8 or 9.
We're in US zone 7, with a minimum temperature of 0 to 10°F (-18 to -12°C).
My zone says 6 on your map but where I live it’s really 7a. We get snowy winters and hot summers. I live in New York City.
It's about 4 degrees right now but it's also almost 8:30 at night so it's colder then it would usually be during the day I think middle of the day today it was around 12 to 14 degrees.
Zone 6 in theory, but we haven't seen such low temperatures in decades!
Palm trees? they’re small at first, then they. growi into monsters
You'll see palm trees here but not monsters
Zone 8 in the U. S.
I'm in the hardy planting zone 6.
On the edge of 9/10
Zone 3
I'm in usa zone 6
Between yellow and green zone.
I am in zone 9 👍
3 or 4
USDA zone 10
Five
Green
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