Where can I find a list of flowers that grow best in Massachusetts?
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look on google
your local Agricultural Agent for you county
Determine your planting zone, then look on the internet for a list of plants for that zone
One of your state’s Universities has a State Extension that provides resources and Research on gardening and agriculture. They also train Master Gardeners that reside in Massachusetts that will most likely have a hotline or provide you some help and answer questions. Keepin mind that what grows in the eastern, western, northern and south parts of the state can vary significantly. Soil Testing is recommended. Always right Plant, right Place — is plant in full shade,part,some sun, full sun? There are many variables, Zone,Moisture, etc. Typically plants grown locally whether from a nursery or getting starts or seeds from friends and native plants are usually best if new to gardening.
Your local nursery should stock the best plants for your area. Ask a lot of questions. They should be knowledgeable. If not, go to another nursery.
Check your local nursery or garden center for advice and selection.
First find out what zone you are in.
Do a search on the internet for " flowers grown in Massachusetts "
Call your local county extension and ask them to send you that info. If you have a computer, Google "flowers that like sun", or "flowers that do well in the shade", or "flowers that do well in dry areas"
Goggle your neighborhood or zip code. Good luck Darcie