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MontanaMama

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5. True.

Reply to MontanaMama (Reply #2)

Wed Feb 3, 2021, 06:34 PM

Feb 2021

I just try to keep annual purchases in check...like for pots and baskets. I've got a sizeable yard and perennials are a much bigger bang for the buck.

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WHAT ARE PLANT HARDINESS ZONES? [View all] elleng Feb 2021 OP

Greetings from balmy tropical Zone 4! The Velveteen Ocelot Feb 2021 #1

So important! MontanaMama Feb 2021 #2

Same here - though some of those things can be grown as annuals. The Velveteen Ocelot Feb 2021 #3

True. MontanaMama Feb 2021 #5

I'm in the 30" of snow zone... HUAJIAO Feb 2021 #4

OH GOLLY!!! elleng Feb 2021 #6

7a and b soothsayer Feb 2021 #7

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8b in the Willamette valley, same zone as southern Georgia/northern Florida. Hassler Feb 2021 #9

I'm technically in 8b as well, but I'm right on the ocean CanonRay Feb 2021 #12

zone 12 b here and going into the high 50's tonight brrrr nt msongs Feb 2021 #10

zone 3, maybe 4 in a good year handmade34 Feb 2021 #11