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USDA Plant Hardiness Zones — 2023 Data

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Every ZIP maps to a USDA zone. Your zone determines frost dates, planting windows, and which varieties thrive in your area.

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Data: USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map, 2023. PRISM Climate Group, Oregon State University.

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7-Day Forecast Updated 2:39 PM
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Mar 3
70° / 47°
10%
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Mar 4
66° / 45°
70%
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Mar 5
64° / 44°
30%
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68° / 46°
10%
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72° / 48°
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Mar 8
70° / 47°
5%
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Rain Expected Tomorrow — Hold Off Watering

NWS shows 70% chance of showers tomorrow with 0.6″ expected. Consider skipping today’s watering — your salsa garden plants will be fine until the rain arrives.

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Transplant Texas Sweet Onions (spring)
Mar 20 Salsa Garden

Cool-season crop — can go out before last frost.

Space 4–6″ apart.

Protect from hard freezes with row cover if needed.

Why this date

Cool-season spring window opens Mar 20. Texas Sweet Onions tolerates light frost — can go out before last frost (Apr 5). Maturity: 110 days = Harvest before summer heat.

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Transplant Texas Sweet Onions
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