Gardening By Region
Differences in climate can have a profound effect on garden plants. For this reason, it’s important not only to know your plant hardiness zone but also your particular gardening region. The United States has a number of regions, each having different zones and climates. Below you will find some of the most common regions, along with tips and information for gardeners living there.
Explore Gardening By Region
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Pest Insects In The South U.S. Region
Click here to learn about some common pest insects in the south U.S. region.
By Susan Albert
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Must Have Florida Plants – Best Plants For Florida Gardening
Florida gardeners are lucky enough to live in a subtropical climate, which means they can enjoy their landscaping efforts practically year-round. Plus, they can grow a lot of exotic plants that northerners can only dream about (or overwinter).
By Susan Albert
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Texas Full Sun Plants And Flowers
There are lots of colorful and showy plants that can thrive and bask in the intense heat of the Texas sun. Here are some ways to enjoy color in your yard when it’s searing hot.
By Susan Albert
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Lawn Alternatives Ohio Valley Gardeners Should Try
What are some lawn alternative plants Ohio Valley gardeners should try? Click here to find out.
By Laura Miller
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Nevada And California Lawn Care Tips
Click here for tips on how to keep your grass happy in California and Nevada without exceeding your water budget.
By Teo Spengler
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Garden Pests New England And Northeast Gardeners Should Know
Read about the wide assortment of insect pests in gardens, lawns and trees in the northeast region of the US.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Best Ornamental Grasses For Texas And The South
What are the best ornamental grasses for the south central region of the United States? Click here to find out.
By Amy Grant
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Best Native Plants For Southern Gardens
If you live in the southern regions of the U.S., learn here about the best native plantings for each state.
By Susan Albert
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Best Shrubs Of The Southwest For Landscaping
Read on for a comprehensive list of shrubs that typically thrive in the U.S. Southwest climates.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Pest Insects In California And Nevada Gardens
Learn about the peskiest pests in California and Nevada gardens.
By Teo Spengler
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Invasive Insects In Ohio Valley Gardens And The Central U.S.
Click here to learn about the most common pest insects in Ohio Valley gardens to look out for.
By Laura Miller
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Landscaping With Native Plants Of The Southwest
Selecting the right plant for your zone is crucial to good growth and development. Click to learn more about Southwest native plants.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Ornamental Grasses For Nebraska, Montana, Wyoming, The Dakotas
Learn about the best ornamental grasses for Nebraska and the North Central Region gardening.
By Amy Grant
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Best Perennials For New England And The Mid-Atlantic
It’s chilly in the northeast, but here are lots of perennials that don’t mind the cold and will reappear every spring.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Pacific Northwest Plants Any Northwest Gardener Can Grow
Learn all about what grows best in the Pacific Northwest, from flowers and natives to deer resistant plants.
By Amy Grant
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Annual Flowers Northeast Gardeners Should Grow
What are some of the best annuals for New England gardens? Click here to learn about blooming northeast plants, specifically New England annuals.
By Amy Grant
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Upper Midwest Ornamental Grasses For Year-Round Interest
If you live in the upper mid west of the United States, read on for 13 of the best ornamental grasses for your region.
By Mary Ellen Ellis