Unfortunately, I have become an expert at what does NOT work. Chances are, you may be an expert too. Until I had an encounter with this mean, hateful fungus I had no idea it was so difficult to get rid of! So hereâs what happened.
If I look at the hardiness Zone map it looks like I'am in zone 7 (light green)on the farmers almanac map. But when I type in my zipcode for farmers almanac it says I am zone 5. Which in my mind is a big difference so How am I to know which zone to go by.
The USDA plant hardiness zones, last updated in 1990, are about to be revised. Gone will be the a and b zones. Four more numbered zones will be added for the semitropical portion of the country for a total of 15 zones.For us in Colorado, we will go from a mountain zone 3, foothills zone 4 and plains zone 5 state to a predominantly zone 4,5,6 state.Only the very highest mountain areas (example Leadville at 10,000 ft) will be zone 3.one will be the a and b zones. Four more numbered zones will be added for the semitropical portion of the country for a total of 15 zones. For us in Colorado, we will go from a mountain zone 3, foothills zone 4 and plains zone 5 state to a predominantly zone 4,5,6 state.