Zone 7: All Plants (USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 7)

This collection brings together plants that can be grown outdoors in USDA Zone 7, based on overall climate suitability rather than plant category alone.

It reflects how Zone 7 gardeners typically plant, blending long-lived landscape plants with seasonal selections that thrive during the growing season.

Not all plants in this collection are intended to remain in the ground year-round.

Some selections are grown seasonally and planted once conditions are favorable, while others form the permanent structure of the landscape.

Plants in this collection are grouped by shared climate compatibility rather than by growth habit or design role.

This approach mirrors real-world gardening, where plant choices are often guided first by what will grow well locally.

Zone 7 conditions generally support a long growing season and a wide range of plant options.

Performance still depends on factors such as site conditions, planting time, and overall garden care.

This collection supports everything from foundation plantings and perennial borders to mixed landscapes and seasonal displays.

It represents the broad mix of plants commonly grown outdoors in Zone 7 residential and property settings.

Zone-based collections focus on climate suitability, while plant-type collections organize plants by growth habit and use.

Both work together to help narrow choices while still allowing for design flexibility.