See planting calendar for these countries and climate zones
USA - Zone 2a,
USA - Zone 2b,
USA - Zone 3a,
USA - Zone 3b,
USA - Zone 4a,
USA - Zone 4b,
USA - Zone 5a,
USA - Zone 5b,
USA - Zone 6a,
USA - Zone 6b,
USA - Zone 7a,
USA - Zone 7b,
USA - Zone 8b,
USA - Zone 8a,
USA - Zone 9a,
USA - Zone 9b,
USA - Zone 10a,
USA - Zone 10b,
USA - Zone 11a,
USA - Zone 11b,
USA - Zone 12a,
USA - Zone 12b,
USA - Zone 13a,
USA - Zone 13b
Australia,
Canada,
New Zealand,
South Africa,
United Kingdom,
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