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Plant Hardiness Zones in South Carolina

Nine Plant Hardiness Zones for South Carolina are detailed in this dataset, categorizing areas by minimum temperatures from -15 to 25 F. Ideal for agricultural and environmental planning.

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Access comprehensive data on Plant Hardiness Zones specifically for South Carolina, designed to support GIS projects requiring detailed climate adaptability information. This dataset features information on zones such as '9a: 20 to 25 F' and '6a: -10 to -5 F', categorized by USDA standards based on minimum winter temperatures. Useful particularly for agricultural planning and environmental research, these datasets categorize areas by their capability to support various plant life, crucial for strategic decision-making in landscaping and agriculture. With the precise breakdown of temperature ranges, professionals can easily determine the most appropriate plants for cultivation in different parts of the state.

The Plant Hardiness Zones in South Carolina dataset comprises a range of features, including:

  • 9a: 20 to 25 F
  • 8b: 15 to 20 F
  • 8a: 10 to 15 F
  • 7b: 5 to 10 F
  • 7a: 0 to 5 F
  • 6b: -5 to 0 F
  • 6a: -10 to -5 F
  • 5b: -15 to -10 F
  • 5a: -20 to -15 F

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