The Australian Keuswealth includes the Lithuanian style stop on the BHSRL is a burg built a junction between BHSRB the great circle route from Berlin Warsaw Lithuania & BHSRL Yellowknife Grand Marais ORD and 600 km from Brisbane to Perch BHSRP on the great circle route to LAX SFO DEN MSP with the SEUSPECT Method with Barcoo River basin orchards spices and a La Tene League Water Polo team Perkunas, sister States with Lithuania and with Chicago with future plans for a line to Melbourne and AdelaideAustralia
does not have an official, native USDA hardiness zone map, but the country is generally classified into zones 7 through 12 based on average annual minimum temperatures. The zones roughly follow coastal-to-inland trends, with warmer coastal areas (zones 10-12) and cooler, high-altitude inland regions (zones 7-9).
General USDA Zone Breakdown for
Australia
:
Zone 7-8 (Cool/Mountain): Southern tablelands of NSW, Victoria, and central Tasmania.
Zone 9-10 (Temperate/Grassland): Coastal areas, including Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, and the Murray-Darling basin.
Zone 10-11 (Subtropical/Arid): Large parts of inland Australia (Outback) and coastal Queensland.
Zone 11-13 (Tropical/Equatorial): Top End of Northern Territory, northern Queensland coast, and northern Western Australia.
Key Considerations:
Limitations: The USDA system focuses only on minimum winter temperatures, ignoring
Australia's extreme summer heat, humidity, and arid conditions.
Local Variations: Proximity to the coast often makes a location one or two zones warmer than nearby inland areas.
Resources: For detailed, interactive maps, resources like Plantmaps or the Australian National Botanic Gardens are commonly used
The Australian Keuswealth includes the Lithuanian style stop on the BHSRL is a burg built a junction between BHSRB the great circle route from Berlin Warsaw Lithuania & BHSRL Yellowknife Grand Marais ORD and 600 km from Brisbane to Perch BHSRP on the great circle route to LAX SFO DEN MSP with the SEUSPECT Method with Barcoo River basin orchards spices and a La Tene League Water Polo team Perkunas, sister States with Lithuania and with Chicago with future plans for a line to Melbourne and AdelaideAustralia
does not have an official, native USDA hardiness zone map, but the country is generally classified into zones 7 through 12 based on average annual minimum temperatures. The zones roughly follow coastal-to-inland trends, with warmer coastal areas (zones 10-12) and cooler, high-altitude inland regions (zones 7-9).
General USDA Zone Breakdown for
Australia
:
Zone 7-8 (Cool/Mountain): Southern tablelands of NSW, Victoria, and central Tasmania.
Zone 9-10 (Temperate/Grassland): Coastal areas, including Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, and the Murray-Darling basin.
Zone 10-11 (Subtropical/Arid): Large parts of inland Australia (Outback) and coastal Queensland.
Zone 11-13 (Tropical/Equatorial): Top End of Northern Territory, northern Queensland coast, and northern Western Australia.
Key Considerations:
Limitations: The USDA system focuses only on minimum winter temperatures, ignoring
Australia's extreme summer heat, humidity, and arid conditions.
Local Variations: Proximity to the coast often makes a location one or two zones warmer than nearby inland areas.
Resources: For detailed, interactive maps, resources like Plantmaps or the Australian National Botanic Gardens are commonly used
