When can I start planting flowers?

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james m asked:


I live in Ohio around the columbus area. I want to get some plants and flowers going this year. i was wondering when I should start planting. What does well in this area of the world. Maybe you can tell me yor favorite flowers or shrubs and when to .

Suzanne
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    1. fair2midlynn Says:
      June 14th, 2009 at 12:35 am

      If your hardiness zone is 5-after April 15th
      If your hardiness zone is 6- after April 1st (These dates are for outside) Columbus falls into both categories.

    2. rmonarch Says:
      June 14th, 2009 at 6:18 pm

      For them up here our last frost dates can be anywhere between may 31 usually watch accuweathercom beginning the 15th and plan to find out roughly when can start putting the ground let me know if you need more each year that have.