I used the info at
rona (in 3a, I think--I'm in Winnipeg and have not seen any tomatoes on my tomato plants. They're still alive, though, so that's a plus!)
I used the info at
rona (in 3a, I think--I'm in Winnipeg and have not seen any tomatoes on my tomato plants. They're still alive, though, so that's a plus!)
On Sat, 05 Jul 2003 22:47:37 -0400, Andy Petro wrote in rec.gardens.edible:
These are known as Plant Hardiness Zones. The Canadian zones can be found at
and are assigned by Agriculture Canada. Click on the map a few times to zoom in to your area. The American zones were developed by The United States Department of Agriculture and includes part of Canada. I believe their site is at
one for the Canucks) so I cannot confirm it.
-- Gardening Zones Canada Zone 5a United States Zone 3a Near Ottawa, Ontario
AFAIK, the two classification systems are slightly different. I'm just an hour's drive West of Toronto, in Canadian Zone 5b but, using USDA zones I'm in Zone 3. Here's AgCanada's site:
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