Gardener's Guide - Will Your State's Tree or Flower Continue to Grow in Your State?


Gardener's Guide to Global Warming

State Trees and Flowers

Garden Zone Maps

America's Top NOT Wanted Plants

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Will Your State's Tree or Flower Continue to Grow in Your State?

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Plants across the nation are affected by global warming. You have probably seen that many plants in your backyard are blooming earlier. Global warming will mean that many native and iconic plants may no longer find suitable climate conditions in major portions of their historic range.

Click on your state to see if your official State Trees or State Flowers may be affected.

How wildlife and plants are affected by global warming (This PDF is 265 Kb in size. Do you need PDF help?)

Garden for wildlife and certify your yard with the National Wildlife Federation!
Learn how birds are affected by global warming and how you can help birds with your choices
The Oregonian: The Green Challenge
The Oregonian: Homes and Gardens Section
The EPA GreenScaping program gives a set of landscaping practices that can improve the health and appearance of your lawn and garden while protecting and preserving natural resources.

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