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Long Island Growing Zones: Find Yours and Plant Tips
Long Island encompasses hardiness zones 7a and 7b, the two warmest zones of New York State. Discover the zone for your area in this article.
NYC Metro Area Planting Zones
The New York City metropolitan area encompasses six different hardiness zones, ranging from 5a to 7b. Discover which zone your area falls into.
Upstate New York Planting Zones
Upstate New York comprises eight different hardiness zones that go from 4a to 7b. Read to find the zone for your area.
New York Planting Zones: Find Yours and What to Grow
New York State comprises eight hardiness zones, from 4a to 7b. Read to find the hardiness zone for your region.
When to Plant Grass Seed in New York
The best time to plant grass seed in New York State is mid-August through September, from late summer to early fall.
The Best Grass Seed for Long Island
Discover the best grass for Long Island: cool-season tall fescue and fine fescues, plus Zoysia for warmer areas. Find out which is best for your yard.
Best Grass Seed for Missouri’s Climate and Soil
From Kentucky bluegrass to Zoysiagrass, learn about the best grass seed for your Missouri lawn
Native Plants of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Native plants of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, from red oaks to sand coreopsis, offer low-maintenance options. Read to find native plants for Yooper landscapes.
Native Plants of the Michigan Shoreline
From towering eastern cottonwoods to feathery marsh ferns, native Michigan shoreline plants thrive where others fail. Read on to find the right plants for your home.