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Plants That Grow Well In USDA Zone 3




This apply to USDA Climate Zone 3a and zone 3b. In these zones the minimum temperatures are -40 to -35 degrees F (-40 to -37.2 degrees C) and -35 to -30 degrees F (-37.2 to -34.4 degrees C) respectively.

What plants are Cold Hardy to USDA Zone 3? What Plants Can Grow in Zone 3?

Fruit Trees that grow in zone 3:

Arctic Beauty Kiwifruit
Beta Grape
Black walnut (Juglans nigra)
Bluebell Grape
Butternut (Juglans cinereal)
Dolgo crabapple
Honeycrisp apple
Northblue Blueberry
Northland Blueberry
Pink Popcorn Blueberry
Sweet Sixteen apple
Toka plum
Valiant grape
Westcot apricot


Vegetables that grow in zone 3:

Asparagus
Beans
Broccoli
Carrots
Celery
Chili pepper
Cucumber
Onions
Potato
Tomatoes
Summer squash
Winter squash


Flowers and Ornamentals that grow in zone 3:

Alpine Rockcress
Aster
Blanket Flower

Glory of the snow
Liatris varieties
Red Maple
Salvia
Snow-in-Summer

Spurge
Sugar Maple tree
Virginia Bluebells
Wallflower

Yellowhorn tree (Xanthoceras sorbifolium)
Youngstown juniper
Evergreen Picea glauca Conica Dwarf Alberta Spruce
Roses (look below)


Cold Hardy Roses that grow in zone 3:


Rosa acicularis (Arctic Rose)
Rosa Prairie Joy (Buck Rose)
Rosa rubrifolia
Rugosa Variants: Rosa rugosa/Rosa Hansa/Rosa scabrosa
Rosa rugosa Alba
Rosa woodsii and Rosa woodsii Kimberley



Herbs that grow in zone 3:

Basil
Caraway
Catnip
English chamomile
French sorrel
Garlic
Horseradish
Parsley
Peppermint



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