Be aware of the hardiness zone of your area before you decide to buy plants. Some plants might not survive over winter!

• Canada's plant hardiness map provides insights about what can grow where. It combines information about a variety of climatic conditions across the entire country to produce a single map. The original map was developed in the 1960s for trees and shrubs. Since then, it has been regularly updated, using extensive climate data and modern interpolation techniques.
• If you are planning to buy a shrub, perennial, or tree, you need to make sure that this new plant will tolerate year-round conditions in your area. Therefore, to ensure your new acquisition will survive and grow year after year, you will need to compare the hardiness zone of your area with the hardiness zone of your plant (included in most North American reference books, nursery catalogs, and gardening magazines describing plants).
• Keep in mind, however, that this plant hardiness map is mostly a guideline. It does not include microclimates, humidity, or summer heat tolerance either.

Selecting plants suited to your climate will be a key step to success. If you know your hardiness zone, find the best plants or exciting garden ideas for your geographic area.

If you are not sure which hardiness zone you belong to, please check the maps below:

Canada Plant Hardiness: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories
If you know your hardiness zone, find the best plants or exciting garden ideas for your geographic area

Canada Plant Hardiness: Manitoba, Nunavut
If you know your hardiness zone, find the best plants or exciting garden ideas for your geographic area

Canada Plant Hardiness: Ontario
If you know your hardiness zone, find the best plants or exciting garden ideas for your geographic area

Canada Plant Hardiness: Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, New Foundland and Labrador
If you know your hardiness zone, find the best plants or exciting garden ideas for your geographic area