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Northeast Region Plant Guides


Plant Guides for the this Northeast region includes: Conn., Maine, Massachusettes, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New York, Penn., Rhode Island, Vermont

Hardiness zone range from 3-7

-20 --10 F (-28.8 --23.4 C)

In these states, roses will not survive the cold winter months if they are not well selected and well protected.

Many factors determine the fate of the rose.

It is more likely to survive till spring if:

It is healthy going into the winter season

It has recieved ample water through the fall

It is not stressed or disease affected

If it recieves a good insulating blanket of snow all winter long

If the winter weather becomes variable with bouts of warm weather, bringing the rose out of dormancy,a cold snap could then kill the rose.

Plant Guides for this 4-season area varies from frigid zone 3 to moderate zone 7. Click here to find YOUR specific planting zone

Top Performing Varieties for your Region

Some cold hardy roses to fit your climate zones that are less likely to be affected by harsh winters.

The rugosa roses, The Canadian Explorer series, The Parkland series, Giffith Buck Roses, Or those with the word Modern.

Knock Out

Everyones favorite!

Earth Song

Jeanne LaJoie

Great climbing miniature!

The Fairy

Lovely small climber, blooms till late fall

F.J. Grootendorst

Lovely fushia color! Heavy bloomer

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