When it comes to plant hardiness, gardeners divide themselves intotwo camps. Practical types accept their lot and choose specimenshardy to their zone. Dreamers take risks.
I lean toward the former. It seems rather irresponsible to takechances with another gardener's time and money.
When it comes to my own plot, I defected from the "practical" campa few years ago--for a blue lacecap hydrangea. Spurred by anirresistible attraction and encouraged by warmer winters, the zone-and-a-half chasm between us was deemed surmountable. I delight eachsummer when a few spindly blossoms appear. But I don't kid myself:Any self-respecting gardener in Zone 7 would surely replace …
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