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Gardening

kentauros

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3. If you're talking about the "Plant Hardiness Zones" map,

Reply to LaydeeBug (Original post)

Wed Jul 10, 2013, 02:50 PM

Jul 2013

that actually did change due to changes in climate. I recall that it was pretty big news (at least to gardeners) when the zones were adjusted. This site explains it with maps

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There should be a map that uses topography (think Google Earth) to tell you [View all] LaydeeBug Jul 2013 OP

There should be one to track all the slugs and garden rats (deer) in my neighborhood uppityperson Jul 2013 #1

Well, what are you waiting for? Curmudgeoness Jul 2013 #2

If you're talking about the "Plant Hardiness Zones" map, kentauros Jul 2013 #3

No, not just that. Google earth maps streets, so it could help with trees, shade, etc. nt LaydeeBug Jul 2013 #4

Then you're going to have to talk to a GIS professional kentauros Jul 2013 #5

awesome. Thanks. =) nt LaydeeBug Jul 2013 #6