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2006 Climate Changes

Arbor Day Hardiness Maps Concerned about climate change? The newest version of Plant Hardiness Zones is now available from the National Arbor Day Foundation. (see photo at right)

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White Lake Michigan, zip code 48383 was unchanged (yeah)

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Posted by Gary Smith on 09/02/2007 06:50 PM

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7 Comments on 2006 Climate Changes

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Gary, this is very interesting information. Thanks for sharing. They say that Houston hasn't changed....Hmmm..

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2007

Stephanie, This is for temperature, not rainfall. I predict Houston will be the next Great Lake ;-}

I am on my way to the web site! Thanks!!!

Gary, LOL. :) The next Great Lake. We were a Great Big Lake when Allison hit. I know the waters in the Gulf are warmer...I found it interesting that the overall temperature had not changed.

B & B, Don't be afraid to order some trees!

Stephanie, most of Michigan except 4 zip codes where I live changed.

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Gary - I'm in the area that has changed. I also see my cabin and my home (100 miles apart) are in two different zones. Interesting info! We plant spruce each year. Always a fun weekend!

Mary, If you look at the Michigan map, there are three small areas of zone 5. We still get snow and cooler weather.

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