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USDA HARDINESS ZONES 3–11

Find plants that
actually thrive in
your backyard.

Expert-curated varieties matched to your climate zone. Beautiful gardens start with the right plants.

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STEP 1 — KNOW YOUR CLIMATE

What’s your hardiness zone?

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We use the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map. Your zone tells us the average annual minimum winter temperature.

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STEP 2 — FIND YOUR MATCHES

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Understanding USDA Hardiness Zones

The zones are based on the average annual minimum winter temperature. Choosing plants rated for your zone dramatically increases success and reduces plant loss.

3–4
Very cold winters
−40°F to −20°F
Northern plains & mountains
5–6
Cold winters
−20°F to 0°F
Midwest, Northeast, Rockies
7–8
Mild winters
0°F to 20°F
Mid-Atlantic to Pacific NW
9–11
Warm winters
20°F to 40°F+
Deep South, California, Florida

Seasonal care made simple

Core fundamentals for every backyard gardener.

SPRING
  • Plant trees and perennials while soil is still cool
  • Harden off seedlings 7–10 days before planting
  • Mulch after soil warms to lock in moisture
SUMMER
  • Deep, infrequent watering encourages strong roots
  • Deadhead flowers to extend bloom season
  • Watch for Japanese beetles on roses & beans
FALL & WINTER
  • Plant spring bulbs and divide perennials
  • Leave seed heads for birds through winter
  • Protect young trees with burlap screens in harsh zones
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