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The USDA's new plant zone map shifts cities like Lansing and Omaha five degrees warmer and could change how you garden, including when and what you grow
Many plants native to the US are equipped to survive in a wide range of zones, according to Better Homes & Gardens. Some ferns and grasses can thrive in zones 4 through 9, for example.
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How to protect mulberry trees in winter – gardening advice to keep your fruiting plants safe from the cold
There are some occasions, however, when cold winds and heavy snowfall can damage mulberry trees, namely when the specimen is ...