While Arkansas can still get very cold and residents will experience freezing temperatures, winters are typically shorter. The summer is hot and humid, making for a subtropical-like climate. The northern […]
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North Carolina’s geography is laid out in such a way that the extreme cold temperatures of the Midwest don’t have much of an impact on its climate. Most of North
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The growing zones in Tennessee don’t vary as widely as in some other states. It’s a largely subtropical state affected by the humidity from the gulf. There are some mountainous
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The state of Florida has mostly tropical and subtropical weather conditions with very mild winters and hot, humid summers. Most of Florida is also coastal, which is something you should
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Plants grow best in the climates to which they are best adapted. Arizona is a place that most people think of as a desert, but Arizona has some of the
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Many people associate peppers with heat, but there are over 50,000 different kinds of peppers, and they’re not all hot. In fact, there’s a Scoville heat unit scale that will
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