Canadian Growing Zones (2-9)
Succession Sowing - Zones 2-9
Canada planting Zones 2–9, each with its own growing conditions and frost windows. This page helps you quickly find the plants suited for your region. Click your zone group below, then choose a plant category—vegetables, herbs, flowers, or fruit—to see detailed lists or links to crop pages.
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Zones 2-4
Short seasons, cold-hardy plants, and careful timing matter most.
- Vegetables
- Herbs
- Flowers
- Fruits
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| Zone | Approx. Frost-Free Window | Growing Season Length | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zones 2–4 | Late May – Early September | Short (90–120 days) | See Seasonal Planting |
| Zone 5 | Late April – Late September | Medium (120–150 days) | See Seasonal Planting |
| Zones 6–7 | Early April – Late September | Medium–Long (140–170 days) | See Seasonal Planting |
| Zones 8–9 | Late March – October | Long (160–200 days) | See Seasonal Planting |
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