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What Can Grow in Your Climate?

Enter your ZIP or postal code to find your growing zone and see exactly what you can plant.

Works for US ZIP codes and Canadian postal codes.

Popular Plants

🍅 Tomato 🌿 Basil Beginner 🍓 Strawberry Beginner 🥒 Cucumber Beginner 🪻 Lavender 🥬 Kale Beginner 🥑 Avocado 🫐 Blueberry
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🌍 By Location US zones, states & Canadian provinces 🌱 By Plant Vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers 🏙️ By City Find your specific city 🪴 By Condition Containers, shade, soil type

Understanding Growing Zones

Zones show average minimum winter temperatures — find yourself on the map, then browse what grows there.

🇺🇸 US Hardiness Zones

USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map of the United States Browse all US zones →

🇨🇦 Canadian Hardiness Zones

Canadian Plant Hardiness Zone Map Browse all Canadian zones →

Frequently Asked Questions

Enter your city, state, or USDA zone to see a full list of vegetables, fruits, and herbs that grow in your conditions.
USDA hardiness zones are geographic areas defined by average annual minimum winter temperatures. They help gardeners select plants suited to their climate.
Avocados cannot survive Canadian winters outdoors — they require frost-free Zone 9b+ conditions. However, dwarf varieties can be grown as indoor houseplants.
Kale, lettuce, radishes, and microgreens grow in virtually every zone. They tolerate cold and can be grown indoors in the harshest climates.