Plants for zone 5

Finding plants that thrive in planting zone 5 can be tricky. Zone 5 can be problematic, as temperatures can plummet as low as -20°F. Many plants aren't hardy

If you live in a northern zone and are frustrated with perennials that are behaving like annuals, here is a list of plants we have found to consistently overwinter in Zone 4.

Did you know that plants that grow in hardiness zone five cannot often survive in temperatures that fall below -15 to -20 degrees Fahrenheit?

By Bethany Hayes Whether you’re new to zone five or a new gardener in zone five, not all plants grow well in every USDA zone. Picking the right plants for the climate in your region is the very first step to successful gardening. Imagine trying to grow bananas when you live in Vermont; that’s not […]

Flowering shrubs and bushes add color and beauty to your landscape and attract pollinators and birds. Here are long-blooming perennial shrubs for a colorful 4-season garden.

Shady garden situations are one of the most challenging in which to plant. In zone 5, your challenges go up to include frigid winters. However, there are plenty of options for shade plants in zone 5.

Did you know that plants that grow in hardiness zone five cannot often survive in temperatures that fall below -15 to -20 degrees Fahrenheit?

Zone 5 plants cannot survive in temperatures lower than -15 to -20 degrees F. (-26 to -29 C.). Fortunately, there are many plants, especially perennials, which can survive in zone 5 and lower. Learn m

Gardening advice for Zone 5 annuals and perennials. Easy-care roses, shrubs, vines, flowers, vegetables, and more thrive in Zone 5 & 6 conditions.

Welcome to The Zone! This article is Part 13 in the GardenTabs Zone Series, where we look at all USDA Plant Hardiness Zones and recommend the top 17 plants