Does anyone know a website that lists hardiness zones for specific herbs (chamomile, thyme, etc)? Thanks!?

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Does anyone know a website that lists hardiness zones for specific herbs (chamomile, thyme, etc)? Thanks!?

Answer 1

ahhh herb love herb

Answer 2

The perennial herbs in this data base have a zone hardiness rating. If a range of zones, for example, zones 4-9, is indicated for the herb, that herb is known to be hardy in zones 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. Suitable hardiness means a plant can be expected to grow in the zone's temperature extremes, as determined by the lowest average annual temperature. Annual herbs last only one season, therefore they do not have a zone rating.

Just click in your zipcode on this site to find your hardiness zone:

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

Then click on the first letter of the herb to access each herb you're interested in.

It'll give you the zone, photos, & info.

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

These Chamomile are listed as annuals:

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

Roman Chamomile is hardy in zone 5-11

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile) is perennial in zones 3 to 7, where it is dormant in winter and grows during warmer months. In warmer areas, plants often remain green through winter (zones 8 and 9) but may fade out during the heat of high summer.

http://www.bonnieplants.com/LearnGrow/Gr...

More herbs:

http://www.bonnieplants.com/tabid/128/ar...

English thyme, French thyme, Golden Lemon thyme, Caraway thyme, Mother of Thyme & many more varieties are hardy in zone 5:

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

Creeping red thyme is hardy in zone 4

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

Here's more types of thyme:

http://www.pantrygardenherbs.com/index.c...

Alphabetical Herb List with Zones & growing requirements:

(this list is limited & doesn't include thyme, but it does include chamomile)

http://www.amagickgarden.com/pages/amgpa...

BTW, If you live in Europe,here's a hardiness zone map for Europe:

http://www.backyardgardener.com/zone/eur...

Good luck!!!   Hope this is helpful.

Answer 3

no not me ,but usually such info is found on the back of the package...................tom