Most seed packets have a chart on the back, as do free seed catalogs, Farmer's Almanac, and online. I personally believe you'd do better to go talk to local nursery workers and garden professionals to find out what grows best in your area. Most of the zone charts were done years ago, and zones have changed. Many plants, and even animals are being found further north than ever, so don't be too rigid in sticking to the zones. Also, almost every garden has micro-climates, affected by exposure, shade, windbreaks, etc. A bright, sunny, sheltered spot might be able to grow plants that aren't in your zone.
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All you have to do is type in planting zone for your state.
You can put your zipcode in here: https://www.burpee.com/findgrowzone
www.garden.org/nga/zipzone should be a good resource for you.
Good Luck!
Most seed packets have a chart on the back, as do free seed catalogs, Farmer's Almanac, and online. I personally believe you'd do better to go talk to local nursery workers and garden professionals to find out what grows best in your area. Most of the zone charts were done years ago, and zones have changed. Many plants, and even animals are being found further north than ever, so don't be too rigid in sticking to the zones. Also, almost every garden has micro-climates, affected by exposure, shade, windbreaks, etc. A bright, sunny, sheltered spot might be able to grow plants that aren't in your zone.
Try the Internet. I saw one just recently on the net.