Thanks for the email replies.

I believe it is important to be aware of how different world zones and their
corresponding plants may be translated to our own local zones. I accept that
simply translating one piece of infomationn is never enough on its own.
This all started because I was reading various magazines showing different
Garden designs and plantings. After each named plant was the american frost
zone. I simply wanted some idea as to how this relates to engaland.
Its a most interesting topic and judging by the response deserves a mention
in any garden news group.

Thankyou. Tim

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"tim" writes:
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| I believe it is important to be aware of how different world zones and their
| corresponding plants may be translated to our own local zones. I accept that
| simply translating one piece of infomationn is never enough on its own.
| This all started because I was reading various magazines showing different
| Garden designs and plantings. After each named plant was the american frost
| zone. I simply wanted some idea as to how this relates to engaland.
| Its a most interesting topic and judging by the response deserves a mention
| in any garden news group.

Take a look for a recent posting called "An even longer climate FAQ".


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Nick Maclaren,
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