Plants for USDA Zones 5–7

Plants rated for USDA Zones 5 through 7 — a broad swath of the US including the Midwest, New England, mid-Atlantic, South, and Pacific Northwest. These plants handle winters from −20°F down to 10°F and thrive across a wide range of temperate climates. Browse lavender, salvia, echinacea, Ceanothus, sweet peas, and hundreds of proven performers for this zone range.

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  • Beautiful Garden with a great variety of flowers

    All Plants

    Welcome to the whole glorious garden party! This is everything we love—quirky...

    All Plants

  • Groundcovers

    Groundcovers

    Nature’s living carpets, groundcovers are the garden’s problem-solvers—spreading across bare soil, suppressing...

    Groundcovers

  • Shrubs & Trees

    Shrubs & Trees

    The garden's architects! Shrubs and trees are the backbone of beautiful landscapes,...

    Shrubs & Trees

  • Melinus nerviglumis Ruby Grass

    Grasses & Foliage

    Ornamental grasses and foliage plants add vital color, texture, movement, and environmental...

    Grasses & Foliage

  • Vines

    Vines

    Vines are the garden's acrobats—scrambling, twining, and draping their way across fences,...

    Vines

  • Succulents

    Succulents

    Nature's water-storing wonders! Succulents are the ultimate low-maintenance garden stars—packing plump, fleshy...

    Succulents

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