Heirloom Roses recommends referencing the USDA Hardiness Zone Map because it is most commonly used by gardeners, national garden magazines, catalogs, books, and many nurseries. Although it has a few drawbacks (e.g., effects of snow cover, freeze-thaw cycles, or soil drainage during cold periods, and does not account for the variety of different weather conditions within the same zone), we feel it is the most reliable source for zone information. To determine a date for receiving roses, be…

The USDA has updated the agricultural zones/plant hardiness maps for the first time in over a decade. Did your zone change?

The plant hardiness zones we’ve all grown accustomed to have changed. Continue reading on Gardener’s Path to see what USDA zones have been updated, and why.

This interactive map will help you find the correct planting zones or hardiness zones for gardening accurately. It's easy, you can use your ZIP Code, geolocation (with GPS), or click on a location on the map manually.

Read this guide to learn about plant hardiness zones in the united states of America and how it effects your gardening.

What is my garden zone? Knowing your garden zone is an important part of planning and planting your garden. This post will tell you how to find it!

This planting zone map will teach you everything you need to know about plant hardiness and growing zones. Find your planting zone with Gilmour today!

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