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Climate

Sunshine, precipitation, heat, cold, seasonal variations, altitude; all are critical considerations when planning and maintaining a successful garden. Knowing which plants do best in your climate, which conditions encourage growth, and how drought and other weather changes can affect what and how you grow is essential to wise gardeners. We discuss the issues — from hardiness zones and frost-tolerant plants to heat and drought-resistant gardens — important to every grower.

Cold Frame -- Hot Box

Climate

Extend your growing season by putting a layer of protection between your plants and the elements.

Playing Plant Jeopardy

Climate

Mr. Trebeck, I'll Take Frost Protection for $500.

High Altitude Gardening

Climate

How to get amazing results from a short growing season.

Seasonal Garden Care

Climate

Garden care is a year-round activity, its rhythms dictated by seasonal conditions and local climates.

Let It Snow

Climate

It's important to remember that snow has valuable benefits for your lawn and garden.

Sweet Season: After a Garden Frost

Climate

Which vegetables not only survive frost, but taste better after a freeze? Here's what to grow.

Drought, Corn and Genetic Engineering

Climate

Monsanto has developed a so-called drought-tolerant corn.

Green Roofs Sprout Over U.S. Cities

Climate

Interest in green roofs (pun warning) continues to grow, especially in urban centers.

USDA Updates Hardiness Zone Map

Climate

The Plant Hardiness Zone Map is used by growers to determine which plants are most likely to thrive at a location.

Warm Winter Confusion

Climate

How will the mild, dry winter experienced in many parts of the country and Canada affect plants?