What can you grow in Zone 6?

What can I grow in Zone 6 here?

Cold weather crops such as lettuce, radishes and peas are the best zone 6 plants that can still be grown outside in March.

Perennial favourites that thrive in this area include:

• Bee balm.
• Coneflower.
• Salvia.
• Daisy.
• Daylily.
• Coral bells
• Hosta.
• Hellebore.

What is my zone of growth? A hardiness zone is a designation that a plant has in its description or in a catalog. This map can be found on a lot of websites. Enter your zip code to find your USDA hardiness zone. Or, use the map below. For more information on hardiness maps, click here. Use the map below to find your zone or enter your zip code.

What number of days can you grow in Zone 6 for?

Zone 6. Zone 6 has an long growing period, which is enough time for most vegetables to mature before frost sets in. Planting long-season varieties, such as those that last more than 100 days, should be done with care and proper frost protection.

What does the hardiness zone 6b refer to?

Subset Zone Temperatures Every gardening zone is divided into 2 subsets. The zone 6 subsets include 6a and 6b. Each subzone is divided by 5AdegF. is for : : The zone has an average temperature of -10Adeg up to 0AdegF. Zone 6b: This zone has an average temperature of -5Adeg up to 0AdegF.