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Why does Seeds of Change only list zone information for perennials and not annuals?

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Why does Seeds of Change only list zone information for perennials and not annuals?

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Annual seed can generally be planted in any garden in any area of the world. The maturity of the plant will depend on the length of the growing season in specific areas. If you know how long your growing season is you can choose plants that have enough time to mature by looking at “Days to Maturity” listed on each seedpack and in each seed description, for example (60-90 days). Successful perennial gardening requires an understanding of the hardiness zone in your specific microclimate. An easy way to find your zone is by knowing what your minimum temperature is during the wintertime. Once you know your zone you’ll know if your perennial plant will be able to over-winter in your garden without dying. To see a Zone Chart and an extended answer to this question click here.

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