List of Hardiness Zones for Montana Cities and Locations
| Montana Location | USDA Hardiness Zone (s) |
| Absarokee | Zone 4b |
| Alberton | Zone 5b |
| Alder | Zone 5a |
| Alzada | Zone 4a |
What planting zone is Montana?
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Where are the growing zones?
Planting zones or growing zones are illustrated on a map known as the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map. The US Department of Agriculture divided out the map of the US in areas which range from planting zone 1A to planting zone 13B.
How to plant bulbs in Montana?
Planting Guide - Gladiolus Bulbs
- Gladiolus in Your Garden. Gladiolus plants are attractive, perennial herbs and semi-hardy in temperate climates. ...
- When & How to Plant Gladiolus Bulbs. Plant your Gladiolus bulbs/corms in the spring, as soon as the soil has warmed up in March or April.
- Growing Guide. The Gladiolus bulbs (or corm) can be grown in rows or bunches. ...
- Enjoy! ...
How to grow vegetables in Montana?
“Top 10 Most productive crops to grow in NW Montana”
- Carrots. If you plant to many too close together you have to force yourself to thin them. ...
- Beets. Beets are similar to carrots, although the seeds are not as small so they are easier to spread out, but they need thinned if they are grown too ...
- Potatoes. ...
- Green beans
- Sweet peas. ...
- Broccoli. ...
- Radishes. ...
- Lettuce
- Spinach. ...
What zone is Bozeman Montana?
What zone is Missoula MT?
What zone is Kalispell Montana?
What growing zone is Eureka MT?
What growing zone is Hamilton MT?
What growing zone is Lewistown Montana?
What growing zone is Eastern Montana?
What growing zone is Butte Montana?
What zone is Montana in for planting?
Knowing your first and last frost dates will help you start your vegetable seeds at the right time. Montana is in USDA plant hardiness zones 3-6.
How many days between the last frost and the first frost in Montana?
Montana on average has approximately 95 days between the last and first frost. Follow the planting schedules below for when to plant tomatoes, peppers and other vegetables. Zone 3 Planting Schedule. Zone 4 Planting Schedule. Zone 5 Planting Schedule.
