Hardiness zones are a way of describing the particular climate for growing plants in a given area or country. Zones 8-11 (which are a range of zones 8, 9, 10, and 11) are temperate to tropical. Zone 11 would never see freezing temperatures and would be a place you could grow fruits like bananas and citrus such as Bermuda or Hawaii. Zone 8 is more temperate and will see temperatures dip down below freezing--for example Scotland or Oregon. You won't be able to grow certain plants there that need long hot growing seasons or that would die in a cold winter. Sometimes when a site lists arrange like that it means you can grow plants that like all four of those zones (8 through 11) well in that region. Lucky you! I live in Bermuda and we can grow plants food in zones 9-11. :)
Lantana is a perennial plant that can be grown in USDA hardiness zones 8 to 11. It is known for its colorful flowers and drought tolerance, making it a popular choice for garden borders or containers in warmer climates.
Zones 8 to 11 include a large portion of the southeast, south, south west and west. Google 'USDA Planting Zone Map' for exact locations of these zones.
Fuchsia is only a perennial if you live in hardiness zones 9-11. They are grown as annuals in all other zones.
Cherry blossom trees are generally hardy in USDA hardiness zones 5-8. These trees prefer cooler climates and require a period of cold dormancy in order to bloom successfully.
USDA hardiness is a guide to selecting perennial plants that tolerate the winter temperatures in your area. It is a map of the United States and southern Canada that is divided into 11 areas based on 10 degrees Fahrenheit difference in the average yearly minimum temperature. Knowing your zone and finding out what the hardiness zone of a plant is, it tells you what plants are hardy in your area so that they survive through your winters.Greenhouses, nurseries, and stores usually sell perennial plants that state the hardiness zone as a range of zones, such as zones 4 to 9, on their labels.
Coleus plants are generally hardy in USDA hardiness zones 10-11, which typically have milder temperatures. In cooler climates, coleus is often treated as an annual or grown indoors during the winter months.
Peppercorn is a tropical plant. 11a to 12 are the hardiness zones.
It is considered an annual in zones 3-8 and a perennial in zones 9-11.
Fuchsia plants should be grown in full sun to part shade areas. They can be grown in any hardiness zone as annuals. They will grow as a perennial in zones 9-11.
Most Gaura Plants are considered as perennials if grown in hardiness zones 7-10.
Yes Impatiens are consider an annual flower. However if you live in hardiness zones 9-11, that will grow as a perennial.
Utah is approximately in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 4-8, with the northern part of the state in Zones 4-5 and the southern part in Zones 6-8. These zones are based on the average annual minimum winter temperatures in the area.