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In a message dated 11/27/97 12:03:47 PM, you wrote:

>Hi, April
>
>Sorry, I should have explained that reference for our interrnational
members.
>I was referring to the US Department of Agriculture's Climactic  Minimum
>Temperature Zones within the US. Goes from 1 to 11, from cold to
subtropical-
>Zone 11 in parts of Florida. Each Zone is further divided into a Zone A and
>B.
>
>To give you a better idea Zone 6  A's average minimal temperature is  -5 to
>-10 degrees F or -20.6 to-23.3 degrees C.


I am unaware of any part of Florida being Zone 11, though maybe some of the
keys make it.  Zone 11 pertains to other parts of the us such as Puerto Rico,
the Virgin Islands, Hawaii, Guam, American Samoa, and so forth.

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