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Sep 24, 2011 6:04 AM CST
Name: Karen
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I think Rick's right. It's probably best to consult several sources of information, and go with the average.

Too many factors determine ultimate survival- type of soil (clay, silt, sandy?), actual extremes of temp during any season in a particular year (an extremely cold winter in New England?, an extremely hot summer in Fl?, a prolonged drought in the southwest, etc).

I think of hardiness zones as a guestimate, and assume that my mileage may vary.

Karen

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