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Zone 4 Plants
Zone In On: Zone 4 Plants
Plants hardy to Zone 4 are based on data provided by the USDA. Perennials and shrubs for Zone 4 must be able to tolerate the year round conditions in your area. Zone 4 plants tolerate temperatures to below -20° through -30° degrees. Microclimates may also affect plant performance such as local variations in seasonal temperature extremes, moisture, soil, or winds.
