Due to the extensive cold hardiness and fungal disease resistance of this species, it has been used extensively in Frontenac.
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"Cold hardiness is a real factor for us, " said Reisch, who came up with the description of " working man's red ."
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The AVA enjoys the most temperate climate within the state of Colorado, with the USDA cold hardiness zone ranging from 6 to 7.
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For example, varieties of Baccata, also called Siberian crab, rootstock is used to give additional cold hardiness to the combined plant for orchards in cold northern areas.
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As with spelt, genes contributed from " Aegilops tauschii " give bread wheat greater cold hardiness than most wheats, and it is cultivated throughout the world's temperate regions.
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The development of cultivation techniques opened the way for commercial production, and plant breeders started selecting varieties based on berry size and flavor, cold hardiness and disease resistance.
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The cultivar's name was published by the Florida State Horticultural Society in 1951, and it became recognized for its cold hardiness, unique dark-purple skin color, and superior flavor.
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The garden's purpose is to demonstrate to homeowners the landscape potential of these underused plants as well as test varieties for heat tolerance and cold hardiness in this area.
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Buxus Green Velvet tolerates drought and has the deep green foliage of its English parent, and the cold hardiness ( Zones 4 to 7 ) of its Korean parent.
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It has been grown in botanical gardens of Novosibirsk ( Central Siberian Botanical Garden ), Saint Petersburg Botanical Garden and Chita ( Trans-Baikal Botanical Garden ), to determine its cold hardiness.
