Indianapolis hardy zone

Liberty Mills. Lincoln City. Linn Grove. Little York. Long Beach. Mariah Hill. Melody Hill. Meridian Hills. Michiana Shores. Michigan City. Mill Creek. Monroe City. Moores Hill. Mount Auburn. Mount Ayr. Mount Carmel. Mount Etna. Mount Saint Francis. Mount Summit. Mount Vernon. New Albany. New Amsterdam. New Carlisle. New Castle. New Chicago. New Goshen. New Harmony. New Haven.

New Lebanon. New Lisbon. New Market. New Middletown. New Palestine. New Paris. New Pekin. New Point. New Richmond. New Ross. New Salisbury. New Trenton. New Washington. New Waverly. New Whiteland. North Crows Nest. North Judson. North Liberty. North Madison. North Manchester. North Salem. North Terre Haute. North Vernon. North Webster. Notre Dame. Oak Park. Oakland City. Ogden Dunes. Paris Crossing.

Parker City. Parkers Settlement. Pine Village. Pleasant Lake. Pleasant Mills. Point Isabel. Pottawattamie Park. Prairie Creek.

Princes Lakes. Rising Sun. River Forest. Rocky Ripple. Rolling Prairie. Rome City. Round Grove. Royal Center. Saint Anthony. Saint Bernice. Saint Croix. Saint Joe. Saint John. Saint Leon. Saint Mary Of The Woods.

Saint Meinrad. Saint Paul. San Pierre. Santa Claus. Shamrock Lakes. Shorewood Forest. Silver Lake. Simonton Lake. Ski Paoli Peaks. South Bend. South Haven. South Milford. South Whitley. Spring Grove. Spring Grove Heights. Spring Hill. Spring Lake. Stampers Creek. Star City. Some counties are within more than one hardiness zone, therefore the color of the hardiness zone capturing the largest area of each county is displayed. Click map image to enlarge view. The USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map is the standard by which gardeners and growers can determine which plants are most likely to thrive at a location and is based on the average annual minimum winter temperature, divided into degree F zones.

Remember, the wrong tree in the wrong place could spell T. Successful tree planting should first include familiarity with which plants best grow in your zone. An explanation of invasive species can also be found with the tree list. What plant hardiness zone do YOU live in? Send this to a friend.