Dumb question, but I've seen different zones listed for Dallas in different
places. I thought zone 7 but may be wrong. Thanks.

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On 23 Mar 2003 20:05:57 GMT, (Snowfeet1) wrote:

Dumb question, but I've seen different zones listed for Dallas in different
places. I thought zone 7 but may be wrong. Thanks.

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North Part of Dallas is zone 7b, southern parts can be 8a. Check with your
County Extension Agent to get the exact zone you are in.

Susan

"Snowfeet1" wrote in message
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Dumb question, but I've seen different zones listed for Dallas in
different
places. I thought zone 7 but may be wrong. Thanks.

On Mon, 24 Mar 2003 16:07:36 GMT, "Susan Ford"
wrote:

North Part of Dallas is zone 7b, southern parts can be 8a. Check with your
County Extension Agent to get the exact zone you are in.

Susan

The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex in Texas is divided. Dallas is in Zone
8a, while Fort Worth is in Zone 7b. In this case, Zone 8a has an
average warmer temperature than Zone 7b.

Well I'll be dipped!!!!!!

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Having lived there for 7 years, north Texas is USDA Zone 7b, not 8a. It gets and
stays into the single digits for over 10 hours at a time. Major killing freeze. If
it's not a plant hardy to one zone colder, I wouldn't recommend spending a lot of
money on it.

On Mon, 24 Mar 2003 12:53:08 -0600, jammer wrote:

On Mon, 24 Mar 2003 16:07:36 GMT, "Susan Ford"
wrote:

North Part of Dallas is zone 7b, southern parts can be 8a. Check with your
County Extension Agent to get the exact zone you are in.

Susan

The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex in Texas is divided. Dallas is in Zone
8a, while Fort Worth is in Zone 7b. In this case, Zone 8a has an
average warmer temperature than Zone 7b.

Well I'll be dipped!!!!!!

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