Gardening by Region

If you live in a dry, warm region, you'll want to grow different plants than someone who's in the Northeast. These tips are catered to your gardening region.
wax begonias
Shady Characters You Will Gladly Invite Into Your Yard
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Find Your USDA Zone With These State Maps
Map illustrating first and last frost dates by zone
When Are the First and Last Frosts in Your Region?
fawn running in the woods
A State-by-State Guide to Deer Resistant Plants
Shasta daisy with white flowers and yellow centers growing in rows
These 15 Perennials Stand Up to Zone 8's Summer Heat
Black-eyed susan plants with small yellow flowers and buds
15 Colorful Perennials to Spice Up the Zone 7 Garden
Bluets
Learn About Common Wild Plants Native to New England
Hardy hibiscus plant trimmed in a circular shape with pink trumpet-like flowers
How to Choose Plants for Your Southern Garden
Trout lily flowers with small light-yellow petals and tulip-like leaves
14 Native New England Perennials That Have It Made in the Shade
View of Canyamel bay, beautiful coast on Mallorca island, Spain Mediterranean Sea
Learn What USDA Hardiness Zone Your Country Falls Under
Hot Biscuit Amaranth
Success With Tropical Flowers in Cold Climates
Orange tulip bulbs blooming in spring
Spring-Blooming Bulbs in Warmer Climates
Dutchman's breeches in bloom.
Why Not All Wildflowers Are Indigenous Plants