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What are Hardiness Zones?

The Plant Hardiness Zones divide the United States and Canada into 11 areas based on a 10 degree Fahrenheit difference in the average annual minimum temperature.

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(The United States falls within Zones 2 through 10). For example, the lowest average temperature in Zone 2 is -50 to -40 degrees Fahrenheit, while the minimum average temperature in zone 10 is +30 to +40 degrees Fahrenheit.

Suggested hardiness zones have been indicated for all of our plants available online. If a range of zones, for example, zones 4-9, is indicated, the plant is known to be hardy in zones 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. Suitable hardiness means a plant can be expected to grow in the zone's temperature extremes, as determined by the lowest average annual temperature.

Keep in mind that local variations such as moisture, soil, winds, and other conditions might affect the viability of individual plants.

As per our guarantee, we are not liable for the loss of plants sent to areas beyond their listed hardiness zones.

A note about Microclimates

Some zip codes are in small areas that are warmer or cooler than the surrounding area. These areas, called microclimates, are often associated with urbanization or steep elevation changes, and many are too small to show on our map.

If it looks on the map like your zip code should be in a different hardiness zone than the one we provide for you, your zip code is probably in a microclimate that is too small to represent on the map.

Zone Map A good example of this is Lincoln, Nebraska. Several zip codes for the city of Lincoln bring up zones 5-6. The map for these zones covers all of southeastern Nebraska. However, many zip codes for the city of Lincoln bring up zone 6. The zone 6 map does not appear to cover Nebraska at all. The reason for this is that several zip codes in Lincoln are in microclimates.

Zone Map Microclimates occur in most large cities due to the urbanization effect that buildings bring about. In addition, regions of the country with bodies of water or mountains may contain "pockets." These climatic pockets mirror warmer or cooler zones than the surrounding region.
Suggested Times To Plant/Ship

Spring & Summer Shipping
Zone Ship Date
8-11 Feb 11 - June 3
7 Mar 4 - June 3
6 Mar 25 - June 3
5 Apr 8 - June 3
3-4 May 6 - June 3
Fall Shipping
Zone Ship Date
2-3 Aug 26
4 Aug 26 - Sept 16
5 Aug 26 - Oct 7
6 Aug 26 - Oct 14
7 Sept 23 - Nov 4
8-11 Sept 23 - Nov 11

PLEASE be aware of your temperatures and recommended planting times if requesting a arrival date.

Plants are a perishable product and while we grow many varieties throughout the year, not all of our plants are on hand and ready to ship throughout the year. We can ship 'some of the plants all of the time,' 'all of the plants some of the time,' but we can't ship 'all of the plants all of the time.' We will back-order those not currently ready with no additional shipping charge for the later date shipment. We try to keep our online inventory as accurate as possible.

AVERAGE DATES OF FIRST AND LAST FROST
NOTE: The dates below are for the Northern Hemisphere
(Adjust appropriately for Southern Hemisphere)

Zone 1
Average dates Last Frost = 1 Jun / 30 Jun
Average dates First Frost = 1 Jul / 31 Jul Note: Vulnerable to frost 365 days per year

Zone 2
Average dates Last Frost = 1 May / 31 May
Average dates First Frost = 1 Aug / 31 Aug

Zone 3
Average dates Last Frost = 1 May / 31 May
Average dates First Frost = 1 Sep / 30 Sep

Zone 4
Average dates Last Frost = 1 May / 30 May
Average dates First Frost = 1 Sep / 30 Sep

Zone 5
Average dates Last Frost = 30 Mar / 30 Apr
Average dates First Frost = 30 Sep / 30 Oct

Zone 6
Average dates Last Frost = 30 Mar / 30 Apr
Average dates First Frost = 30 Sep / 30 Oct

Zone 7
Average dates Last Frost = 30 Mar / 30 Apr
Average dates First Frost = 30 Sep / 30 Oct

Zone 8
Average dates Last Frost = 28 Feb / 30 Mar
Average dates First Frost = 30 Oct / 30 Nov

Zone 9
Average dates Last Frost = 30 Jan / 28 Feb
Average dates First Frost = 30 Nov / 30 Dec

Zone 10
Average dates Last Frost = 30 Jan or before
Average dates First Frost = 30 Nov / 30 Dec

Zone 11
Free of Frost throughout the year.

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