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Gardening

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2. The latitude doesn't matter, it's how cold it gets in the winter.

Sun Aug 12, 2012, 05:54 PM

Aug 2012

The American species to about USDA Zone 4, or -30 degrees.

The Chinese and Japanese to USDA Zone 5, or -20 degrees.

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How far north will wisteria grow and bloom? [View all] raccoon Aug 2012 OP

I live near Seattle..... gblady Aug 2012 #1

The latitude doesn't matter, it's how cold it gets in the winter. Denninmi Aug 2012 #2

I grew up in northern New Jersey. silverweb Aug 2012 #3

We have them here in W PA, zone 6a Curmudgeoness Aug 2012 #4