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this is the best USDA-hardiness map I have found of europe that includes Greece:
Quote from: brian on December 03, 2022, 12:02:38 PMthis is the best USDA-hardiness map I have found of europe that includes Greece: yes i have seen map, most maps except this one say 9a, this says borderline 8b-9a but i asked cuz i was thinking there might be some mistake
Quote from: Itsmedata on December 03, 2022, 12:42:07 PMQuote from: brian on December 03, 2022, 12:02:38 PMthis is the best USDA-hardiness map I have found of europe that includes Greece: yes i have seen map, most maps except this one say 9a, this says borderline 8b-9a but i asked cuz i was thinking there might be some mistakeI am on the border of 10a and 9b. In my case, as much as I wish it were 10a it is definitely not. Most accurately you are probably in Zone 9a. Lean towards the colder zone for your first plantings and experiment from there. As climate change progresses, you will probably need to worry less and less. I have seen notable changes in just 10 years. Zone 9: The minimum average temperature range is 20°F to 30°F.Zone 9a: The minimum average temperature range is 20°F to 25° F.Zone 9b: The minimum average temperature range is 25°F to 30°F.