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USDA Hardiness Zone By Zip Code - Look Up Tool

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Skip to ContentSharing is caring!Look up your hardiness zone by zip code.The hardiness zones lookup is based on raw data from the 2012 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map and the Prism Climate Group at Oregon State University.Table of ContentsGardeners use the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map to check which plants can grow where. Using your zip code or by looking at a map, you determine what plants can grow outside in your garden.It can also be used for house plants to indicate where you can grow them outdoors instead of in your home.USDA Hardiness ZoneTemperature Range (°F)Temperature Range (°C)0a&lt; −65 °F−53.9 °C0b−65 to −60 °F−53.9 to −51.1 °C1a−60 to −55 °F−51.1 to −48.3 °C1b−55 to −50 °F−48.3 to −45.6 °C2a−50 to −45 °F−45.6 to −42.8 °C2b−45 to −40 °F−42.8 to −40 °C3a−40 to −35 °F−40 to −37.2 °C3b−35 to −30 °F−37.2 to −34.4 °C4a−30 to −25 °F−34.4 to −31.7 °C4b−25 to −20 °F−31.7 to −28.9 °C5a−20 to −15 °F−28.9 to −26.1 °C5b−15 to −10 °F−26.1 to −23.3 °C6a−10 to −5 °F−23.3 to −20.6 °C6b−5 to 0 °F−20.6 to −17.8 °C7a0 to 5 °F−17.8 to −15 °C7b5 to 10 °F−15 to −12.2 °C8a10 to 15 °F−12.2 to −9.4 °C8b15 to 20 °F−9.4 to −6.7 °C9a20 to 25 °F−6.7 to −3.9 °C9b25 to 30 °F−3.9 to −1.1 °C10a30 to +35 °F−1.1 to 1.7 °C10b+35 to +40 °F1.7 to 4.4 °C11a+40 to +45 °F4.4 to 7.2 °C11b+45 to +50 °F7.2 to 10 °C12a+50 to +55 °F10 to 12.8 °C12b+55 to 60 °F12.8 to 15.6 °C13a60 to 65 °F15.6 to 18.3 °C13b&gt; 65 °F18.3 °CSource: US Department of AgricultureHere is an overview of planting zones per state. Each state can have one or multiple USDA hardiness zones depending on the longitude and latitude of the state:StateUSDA Hardiness ZonesAlabamaZones 7a to 8bAlaskaZones 1a to 7aArizonaZones 4a to 10aArkansasZones 6a to 8bCaliforniaZones 5a to 11aColoradoZones 3a to 7bConnecticutZones 5a to 7bDelawareZones 6a to 7bFloridaZones 8a to 11aGeorgiaZones 7a to 9bHawaiiZones 10a to 12bIdahoZones 3a to 7bIllinoisZones 4a to 7bIndianaZones 5a to 7bIowaZones 4a to 6bKansasZones 5a to 7aKentuckyZones 6a to 7bLouisianaZones 8a to 9aMaineZones 3a to 6bMarylandZones 6a to 7bMassachusettsZones 5a to 7bMichiganZones 3a to 6bMinnesotaZones 2a to 5bMississippiZones 7a to 9aMissouriZones 5a to 7bMontanaZones 3a to 5bNebraskaZones 4a to 6bNevadaZones 4a to 9bNew HampshireZones 3a to 6bNew JerseyZones 6a to 7bNew MexicoZones 5a to 8bNew YorkZones 3a to 7bNorth CarolinaZones 6a to 8bNorth DakotaZones 2a to 5aOhioZones 5a to 6bOklahomaZones 6a to 8bOregonZones 4a to 9bPennsylvaniaZones 5a to 7bRhode IslandZones 6a to 7bSouth CarolinaZones 7a to 9bSouth DakotaZones 3a to 5aTennesseeZones 6a to 7bTexasZones 6a to 9bUtahZones 4a to 7bVermontZones 3a to 5bVirginiaZones 5a to 8aWashingtonZones 4a to 9bWest VirginiaZones 5a to 7bWisconsinZones 3a to 5bWyomingZones 3a to 5aSource: US Department of AgricultureWith this information, you can now answer the following questions with ease:USDA hardiness Zone 3 is between -40°F (-40°C) to -30°F (-34°C).The USDA hardiness zones for Texas are Zones 6a to 9b.Florida is in hardiness zones 8a to 11a.I hope the Hardiness Zone By Zip Code tool is helpful. Let me know what you think!Daniel has been a plant enthusiast for over 20 years. He owns hundreds of houseplants and prepares for the chili growing seasons yearly with great anticipation. His favorite plants are plant species in the Araceae family, such as Monstera, Philodendron, and Anthurium. He also loves gardening and is growing hot peppers, tomatoes, and many more vegetables.More about meplantophiles.com/about-us/(Scan code with your mobile phone)

Skip to ContentSharing is caring!Look up your hardiness zone by zip code.The hardiness zones lookup is based on raw data from the 2012 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map and the Prism Climate Group at Oregon State University.Table of ContentsGardeners use the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map to check which plants can grow where. Using your zip code or by looking at a map, you determine what plants can grow outside in your garden.It can also be used for house plants to indicate where you can grow them outdoors instead of in your home.USDA Hardiness ZoneTemperature Range (°F)Temperature Range...

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