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BlueBelle Joined: 4/15/2005 Location: Ontario, Canada, zone 5a Posts: 6485	Posted: Jan/25/2007 10:53 PM PST I came across this site that I thought would be useful. It allows you to look up your zone by typing in your zip/postal code. It's simpler than the maps. It only has links for Canada and the U.S., however. [B]Canada:[/B] http://www.myplantzone.com/canada.aspx [B]U.S.:[/B] http://www.myplantzone.com/usa.aspx Quote \| Reply \| Report

Maribeth Joined: 6/14/2002 Location: Sarnia, Ont. Zone 6 Posts: 1988	Posted: Jan/25/2007 10:58 PM PST That"s pretty neat Blue..........much easier for anyone wanting to know...............better then the maps............. Quote \| Reply \| Report

fozbot3 Joined: 1/18/2005 Location: Michigan Posts: 7891	Posted: Jan/26/2007 12:00 AM PST well, hotdawg! thanks for the link, Blue! i'm in zone 5[B]a[/B]. it's almost impossible to tell from the regular zone maps. Quote \| Reply \| Report

maggieevans Joined: 8/23/2002 Location: Cross Plains,Tn. zone 6 Posts: 1525	Posted: Jan/26/2007 12:09 AM PST That is certainly easy. I heard on a gardening show last week that the new zone map should be out sometime this year. I'm in 6b now but according to the new map I will be in zone 7 when the map comes out. Quote \| Reply \| Report

Mainegal Joined: 3/30/2002 Location: Southern Maine Zone4/5 Posts: 2550	Posted: Jan/26/2007 2:43 AM PST thanks, i'm in zone 5A Quote \| Reply \| Report

Zana Joined: 4/24/2004 Location: southwestern Ontario, Canada Posts: 2123	Posted: Jan/26/2007 3:39 AM PST Wow...I'm 5B...that's higher/warmer than I thought I'd be....yipppppeee Thanks BB for the heads up Quote \| Reply \| Report

GardenBear Joined: 4/27/2005 Location: Ma. Posts: 381	Posted: Jan/26/2007 4:06 AM PST Hey Zana ....5b here too does that mean no snow for you too ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Garden Bear ( phyllanthus var phyllanthus ) Quote \| Reply \| Report

dagu Joined: 1/24/2007 Location: danville, indiana.......livin' in the land of corn Posts: 18	Posted: Jan/26/2007 3:03 PM PST huh...5b...i could never be sure....the new map says just "5"....whatever....i suppose my dream of growing bananas in indiana will have to wait until the global warming gets a little further along....that, and once the icecaps melt, we'll have a beachfront property Quote \| Reply \| Report

GrandmaSage Joined: 8/02/2006 Location: SW PA Posts: 94	Posted: Jan/26/2007 10:07 PM PST Well, 6a. Thanks for posting the info. Quote \| Reply \| Report

gardengranny Joined: 4/03/2002 Location: Texas Posts: 851	Posted: Jan/27/2007 2:11 AM PST Wow I thought I was in 6a and now I find I'm in 5b. Oh well next week I'll be in 8b. That is a whole lot warmer. Longer growing season. More moisture and I'll be enjoying all of it. Quote \| Reply \| Report

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BlueBelle
Joined: 4/15/2005
Location: Ontario, Canada, zone 5a
Posts: 6485

Posted: Jan/25/2007 10:53 PM PST

I came across this site that I thought would be useful. It allows you to look up your zone by typing in your zip/postal code. It's simpler than the maps. It only has links for Canada and the U.S., however.

[B]Canada:[/B] http://www.myplantzone.com/canada.aspx

[B]U.S.:[/B] http://www.myplantzone.com/usa.aspx

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Maribeth
Joined: 6/14/2002
Location: Sarnia, Ont. Zone 6
Posts: 1988

Posted: Jan/25/2007 10:58 PM PST

That"s pretty neat Blue..........much easier for anyone wanting to know...............better then the maps.............

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fozbot3

Joined: 1/18/2005
Location: Michigan
Posts: 7891

Posted: Jan/26/2007 12:00 AM PST

well, hotdawg! thanks for the link, Blue! i'm in zone 5[B]a[/B]. it's almost impossible to tell from the regular zone maps.

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maggieevans

Joined: 8/23/2002
Location: Cross Plains,Tn. zone 6
Posts: 1525

Posted: Jan/26/2007 12:09 AM PST

That is certainly easy. I heard on a gardening show last week that the new zone map should be out sometime this year. I'm in 6b now but according to the new map I will be in zone 7 when the map comes out.

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Mainegal
Joined: 3/30/2002
Location: Southern Maine Zone4/5
Posts: 2550

Posted: Jan/26/2007 2:43 AM PST

thanks, i'm in zone 5A

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Zana
Joined: 4/24/2004
Location: southwestern Ontario, Canada
Posts: 2123

Posted: Jan/26/2007 3:39 AM PST

Wow...I'm 5B...that's higher/warmer than I thought I'd be....yipppppeee

Thanks BB for the heads up

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GardenBear
Joined: 4/27/2005
Location: Ma.
Posts: 381

Posted: Jan/26/2007 4:06 AM PST

Hey Zana ....5b here too does that mean no snow for you too

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Garden Bear ( phyllanthus var phyllanthus )

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dagu
Joined: 1/24/2007
Location: danville, indiana.......livin' in the land of corn
Posts: 18

Posted: Jan/26/2007 3:03 PM PST

huh...5b...i could never be sure....the new map says just "5"....whatever....i suppose my dream of growing bananas in indiana will have to wait until the global warming gets a little further along....that, and once the icecaps melt, we'll have a beachfront property

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GrandmaSage
Joined: 8/02/2006
Location: SW PA
Posts: 94

Posted: Jan/26/2007 10:07 PM PST

Well, 6a. Thanks for posting the info.

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gardengranny
Joined: 4/03/2002
Location: Texas
Posts: 851

Posted: Jan/27/2007 2:11 AM PST

Wow I thought I was in 6a and now I find I'm in 5b. Oh well next week I'll be in 8b. That is a whole lot warmer. Longer growing season. More moisture and I'll be enjoying all of it.

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