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Zones

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by Silmar, Mar 7, 2009.

  1. Shobhna

    Shobhna Gardener

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    I had always wondered how this zone thingy worked but had been too embarassed to ask.
    now I know so ''Thanks to everyone.''
     
  2. Silmar

    Silmar Gardener

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    Aww, glad to be of service, Init :D

    The peeps on here are sooooo knowledgeable. I've learned loads :gnthb:

    I only post questiions on here usually, I dont know nearly enough to give answers :lollol:
     
  3. Penny in Ontario

    Penny in Ontario Total Gardener

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    Over here in northern Ontario where i live, i am in 5b :thumb:
     
  4. capney

    capney Head Gardener

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    I have read and tried to digest all this zone info and I want to thank you all for the education.:gnthb:
    Explains some things to me but I shall still just go ahead and do my own stuff in my own little micro garden:thmb:
    robert
     
  5. walnut

    walnut Gardener

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    It's used as a guide line you cann't write the figures in stone,of course everyones space is unique extreme weather will crop up now and again take for instance I grow something that is hardy in zone 8b then it's ok down to -7c if I was Penny zone 5b -23c I wouldn't dream of trying to grow that plant.The rhs clasification is a little coarse and as Pete says soil condition can make a big difference.
     
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