Central Pennsylvania is in planting zones 5b through 7a, with 5a being the coldest and smallest zone in the region.
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Planting Zones of Northeast Pennsylvania
Most of northeast Pennsylvania is in planting zones 5b and 6a, with zones 6b and 7a also covering parts of the region.
Planting Zones of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Southeastern Pennsylvania is in planting zones 6b through 8a, meaning the average lowest temperatures are between -5 to 0 degrees Fahrenheit. More inside.
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