Fruit Trees

Zone 9 has a mostly subtropical climate and fantastic place to grow fruit trees. This zone has warm weather for most of the year. With a little care and monitoring, … Read more

Zone 10 is the southernmost zone in the continental United States. It’s one of the only tropical zones in the United States, and can be found in Southern Florida, Southern … Read more

Zone 8 covers much of the southeast, Texas, Southwest, and the West Coast. In this warm-weather zone, temperatures rarely descend below 10F in the winter. Fruit trees that thrive in … Read more

In the United States, there are seven USDA planting zones which are meant to help farmers and gardeners decide what plants are best to include in their landscaping and crops. … Read more

In the United States, there are 7 climate zones which are home to most of the native plants in the nation. Zone 3 is one of the colder zones within … Read more

Plant hardiness zone 6 in the United States is a band from central New England to the Midwest to the central Great Plains, and the inland Pacific Northwest. In this … Read more

Zone 4 is a fairly large plant hardiness zones that spans across much of the Northern United States. Here, temperatures in the winter can sink to around -30 to -20F. … Read more

Zone 5 is a zone of the United States that generally covers the Northeastern United States to the northern part of the Central US. It extends to 32 states and … Read more

This state is influenced by both hot and cold fronts from different directions, with cold winters with heavy snowfall and warm summers. Because the soil in this state is mostly … Read more

Growing lemon trees in pots requires a balance of sun, nutrients, and water for your tree to have dark green leaves and an abundance of lemons. Having your lemon tree … Read more