348 - How to Use the New Garden Zone Map with Gardener Scott

The Beginner's Garden with Jill McSheehy

Jill McSheehy

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🗓️ 19 January 2024

⏱️ 44 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Beginners Garden podcast. Unless you've been under a rock, you noticed last fall that the USDA came up with an updated map of garden zones.
0:10.8	And the internet was all a buzz about the updates because about half of us actually increased at least a half zone.
0:20.5	So that led a lot of people to wonder, what does this
0:23.1	mean? How does this affect how I garden? Well, today we're going to talk all about garden zones
0:28.9	with Master Gardner, Gardner Scott. And the reason that I have him on the show today is because
0:35.6	he was actually on the advisory board to help with the new
0:40.4	update of the USDA zone map. He's going to be talking about what garden zones are, for those of
0:46.3	you who are new, and also what they shouldn't be used for, what microclamets are, and how to identify
0:53.0	if you have them in your garden, and how that might affect you have them in your garden and how that might affect
0:55.6	what you grow in your garden, especially over the winter. And then at the end, he's going to talk
1:00.4	about one thing that I hadn't even thought about when it comes to how my garden zone changed.
1:05.9	That may definitely be something for you to consider, particularly if you've found that your garden zone has
1:11.4	changed. And if you don't know whether it has or not, check out the description to today's show,
1:16.3	and we will link the USDA zone map so that you can put your zip code in and you can find out
1:21.0	exactly what your garden zone is. This is an episode that will be helpful for beginning gardeners,
1:26.2	just starting to learn their climate all the way up to advanced gardeners who also need to know how these gardening
1:32.7	zones may or may not affect you when it comes to your garden this year. I know you're going to
1:38.2	love this one, so let's welcome to the show, Gardner Scott. Welcome to the Beginners Garden
1:43.8	podcast. I'm Jill and I'm so glad you're here.
1:47.1	In this podcast, you'll find easy to understand conversations about how to grow your own food.
1:53.1	As a first time gardener, myself 11 years ago, I remember what it's like to feel overwhelmed.
1:58.9	So I want to make gardening so doable for you that you'll find
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