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Post  boffer 3/26/2010, 8:40 pm

Lower South USDA Hardiness zones 7-8; AHS heat zones 8-11
The southern tip of costal Virginia, Costal plains of North Carolina and South Carolina, into central Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, continuing west through central Texas just west of San Antonio and includes Austin, Huston and Temple Manor with Laredo at its south-west edge.

Gardening
season: Mid March to Mid November in the lower part of the reign and
early April to early November in the upper reign. The Lower South has
two distinct growing seasons, Spring and Fall. Summers are too hot for
gardens and winters are too cold. (there are exceptions, okra survives
summers and plants like kale survive the winter).


The National Gardening Association
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