and this can make it challenging to know what to grow in which parts of the state. While there are different ways to map climates, USDA Plant Hardiness Zones are based only on the minimum average ...

plant hardiness zones have shifted north toward higher latitudes and elevations. As minimum temperatures warm and a location's planting zone increases (e.g., from Zone 5 to Zone 6), certain ...

Click the downloadable graphic: Shifting Planting Zones Map Planting zones shifting north across the U.S. As our climate warms due to heat-trapping carbon pollution, planting zones have shifted ...

Learn More › Sometimes called “growing zones” or ... The USDA Hardiness Zone map does not include average precipitation amounts. Average frost dates: Planting too soon in the spring ...

The 2023 map is about 2.5 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 2012 map across the contiguous U.S., says Chris Daly, director of the PRISM Climate Group at Oregon State University that jointly ...

It was updated in November 2023, so this spring is the first planting ... map has a smaller area for zone 5, plus zone 7 has creeped north into southern Indiana. Zone 5 is colder than Zone 6 & 7.

Texas has eight plant hardiness zones, ranging from the cold-hardy northwestern Panhandle to the warmer southern regions. While the state faces ... and fencing ahead of planting.

to add more data on Inland Empire hazard zones and to clarify that state law requires local governments to make map information available for public review and comment within 30 days. Gabriel ...