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I'm a Brit who lives in chilly Yorkshire, and a very keen gardener. I'd love to try plants I see on the Internet, and a lot of the sites I visit give the US Hardness Zone number, but I can't find anything that relates the zones to growing conditions in the UK. Can anyone help? We have frosts from September to May and live about 1.000 feet above sea level.
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Hi mazda I'm from England too. Welcome to the forum. Nice to meet you. I had this problem when I first joined. But someone posted a Europe growing zone. Maybe one of the hostess's on the forum has one?
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Hi mazda and welcome to the forum. I hope you find all the info you need and we can help you with the plants you want.
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That puts me in zone 8 - now I can check the plants they say grow well against some I know grow well here and confirm whether it fits. If it doesn't I'll just go down or up one. Thank you so very much Princessazla & Weezie - this hardiness zone business has been puzzling me for a while. I'm so glad I found this forum.
Thanks also to Triss for the welcome.
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