The major factors should be reflected in the House plans or floor plans are the measurements with dimensions of Room sizes, Positions of Ares such as living rooms, bed rooms, Dining rooms, Bath rooms, Puja room, Kitchen, Utility, Entrance, Car parking and other elements.
Hardiness refers to a plant's ability to tolerate temperature. The USDA Plant Hardiness Zone map divides the United States into zones according to the average minimum cold temperature. A hibiscus brought to Illinois from Southern Florida will not survive outdoors all year due to its hardiness. Most of Illinois is classified zone 5. Plant material listed for this zone is able to survive the average minimum temperature between -10Â° and -20Â°F. Zone 5 has been further divided into 5a and 5b. Zone 5a average minimum temperature is -15 to -20Â°F, and zone 5b average minimum temperature is -10 to -15Â°F.
Knowing your 2012 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone is a useful tool when selecting plants for your garden. The zones are based on an area's average annual minimum winter temperature. Use the link above to find out your zone. Then, when you are shopping for plants you should check the zone listed on the plant's tag or label to see if it is suited to your zone. Planting a perennial, shrub or tree whose hardiness zone is Zone 9 in an area that is in Zone 5 means that the plant is likely to freeze and die in winter.