With over 3,700 carefully selected shrubs, perennials, and flowering plants that thrive in USDA Zone 7 conditions, this curated category simplifies choosing varieties that will flourish in your garden’s temperature range. Whether you're looking for fragrant hydrangeas, native bloomers, or hardy evergreens, these plants are chosen to bring beauty and resilience to your Zone 7 landscape.
Which Zone 7 Plants Are Right for You?
Not sure where to start? Here’s a quick guide for Zone 7 gardening:
Full Sun: Go with Russian Sage, Coreopsis, or Lavender—they thrive in bright, sunny spots.
Deer-Resistant: Try Yarrow or Lamb’s Ear—these are less tempting to browsing deer.
Pollinator Favorites: Coneflowers and Black-Eyed Susans are big hits with bees and butterflies.
Cold Hardy (Zone 4+): Sedum and Daylilies are tough enough to handle colder climates too.
Growing Zones: 5 to 9
