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Many flowers do not tolerate winter well. During this time, they need to be dug up or covered, because they will freeze and will not produce new buds in spring. However, there are some that are not afraid of frost at all and can cope well even in such conditions. If you want your garden to delight with its appearance and rich colors also in winter, you must plant these flowers in it.
Winter in Poland. Frost hardiness zones
There are three frost resistance zones in Poland. Zone No. 5 occurs in the mountains, where temperatures range from -23 degrees C to -29 degrees C. Zone No. 6 covers most of Poland. There, temperatures range from -17 degrees C to -23 degrees C. In turn, zone no. 7 applies to the sea, where in winter temperatures range from -12 degrees C to -17 degrees C. On this basis, you can find out , which part of your garden belongs and what frost-resistant plants can be planted in it. When buying flowers, pay attention to the label, because this is where the frost zone will be indicated. It is marked with a number. The lower the number, the more frost-resistant the plant is.
Frost-resistant plants. They will survive the winter in the garden
Frost-resistant plants include: pyrethrum (golden chrysanthemum), common yarrow, New Belgian aster, heart-shaped bergony, autumn-leafed diptum, Siberian saxifrage, encrusted saxifrage, clustered bellflower, purple coneflower, Labrador violet. Planting them in the garden is a great decision if in autumn you do not have time or opportunity to dig up the plants and winter them at home. Some fruit trees and shrubs also tolerate winter well, such as Japanese quince, black chokeberry, bird cherry and callolifolia currant.
Source: Gazeta
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