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Mon, Apr 29, 02 at 2:12
| Am I reading this right? My friend just bought a house there and he said it's in zone 4?! I thought England was mostly zone 8?? |
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- Posted by Bill_zone6 W. Pa (My Page) on Sun, Jun 30, 02 at 22:54
| I wouldn't think northern Scotland is zone 5. Must be a mis-statement. |
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| Very unlikely. The US zones don't really fit our climate very well because although we don't get extremes of cold, neither do we get much heat. Zone 8 would be about right or even 9 since London has a microclimate of its own due to being built up. There are outdoor olive trees growing in some London gardens. Central London seldom gets any temps below zero (Celsius). |
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