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Weather Changes Mean A New Map

机译:天气变化意味着一张新地图

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FOR years, people have been talking about changes in weather; particularly how our winters seem to be getting shorter and colder for shorter periods of time. Of my friends in Montreal, I don't know anyone who prepares an outdoor skating rink in the backyard as we did every year growing up. Even with last year's snowy winter, winters are simply not as cold as they were when I was a kid. As greenhouse folks, this may be a good energy-saving thing, but winter temperatures are the basis for the highly popular USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map. This map is used by everyone planting perennials, shrubs and trees. It is as well known by gardeners as it is by professionals, used in every catalog, heard in every talk and the subject of endless conjecture. The map consists of 11 hardiness zones, based on minimum winter temperatures, and everyone knows his or her USDA hardiness zone.
机译:多年来,人们一直在谈论天气的变化。特别是在较短的时间内我们的冬天似乎越来越短和越来越冷。在蒙特利尔的朋友中,我不认识像我们每年长大的人一样在后院准备室外溜冰场的人。即使在去年下雪的冬天,冬天也根本不像我小时候那样寒冷。作为温室成员,这可能是一件好事,但是冬天的温度是广受欢迎的美国农业部植物抗性区地图的基础。种植多年生植物,灌木和树木的每个人都使用此地图。它在园丁和专业人士中广为人知,在每个目录中使用,在每个演讲中都听到,并且主题无休止。该地图根据最低冬季温度包含11个安全区,每个人都知道他或她的USDA安全区。

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