I need advice

Tonasket, WA(Zone 5b)

Hello,
We have just joined Dave's Garden and have never been on-line asking questions....but we need help !
We just moved to Tonasket, Wa. (pop. 1000) and we do not know our zone..We think it is 5.
We have only roses on this property so far and We were wondering if anyone in this area knows what plants grow well in this area. Thanks Julie from THYME4U

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Beautiful, BC(Zone 8b)

rutholive is in Tonasket and she lists as Zone 5a.

Everson, WA(Zone 8a)

Julie you are in zone 5A I believe. Rutholive may be able to help you as she is from there and has been for several years. Welcome to dg. Ernie

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Sumner, WA(Zone 8a)

Welcome to DG, Thyme!

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Renton, WA(Zone 8a)

thyme, welcome to DG!

Moxee, WA(Zone 4a)

Julie from THYME4U, I had a summer home just noth of you about 30 miles in Osoyoos, BC. The information is generally correct about zone 5 .... however. If you think all your zone 5 plants will live there ..... think again. Go up to Oroville and look around at the homes. You'll see most of the flora to be zone 4 plants. I am a 3.5 hour drive south of you in the Yakima Valley and we don't consider having plants that are zone 5. Invariably they all die if they are not Zone 4 or lower. Having great protection from the wind via buildings and trees and fencing combined will help you to get zone 5 plants to last longer. There are so many great Zone 4 and 3 plants that to spend money on plants that die becomes a source of irritation. Trust me .... they'll die sooner or later. I've been through Tonasket many many times. My Aunt lives in Loomis.

Whidbey Island, WA(Zone 7a)

Julie - welcome! You really do need to be in touch with Donna (Rutholive) - I see her quite a bit in http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/689002/ (Winter Begins: What's it like in your area 4). Fun thread - lots of great winter pictures.

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