winter-hardy

To his loyal customers, he commended a variety of rosemary that was winter-hardy in Washington, and he introduced about a dozen varieties of herbs that he had raised as selected seedlings or mutations, including a rosemary variety named for his wife of 47 years, the former Joyce Doyle.

Thomas DeBaggio, Va. gardener who wrote poignantly about Alzheimer's, dies at 69 2011

Plants are winter-hardy and heat-tolerant throughout most of the United States.

New crop of hybrid plants demonstrate beauty of ingenuity Joel M. Lerner 2011

I wish we could get a winter-hardy version of that glorious chartreuse!

Feb Bloom Day 2009 « Fairegarden 2009

Now, there were only the markers here, the stones, the winter-hardy weeds.

Blood Brothers Roberts, Nora 2007

Well, it earned the respect of winter-hardy New Englanders, that's for sure.

CNN Transcript Dec 17, 2007 2007

The Nor'easter earned the respect of winter-hardy New Englanders, where more than a few are still slipping and sliding.

CNN Transcript Dec 17, 2007 2007

Hundreds of flights were canceled across the Midwest, and in Minnesota winter-hardy folks are digging out of their first storm of the season.

CNN Transcript Dec 2, 2007 2007

You can help wildlife in winter by planting winter-hardy food resources whenever you go afield.

Camping & Outdoor Tips 2003

New forms arose, winter-hardy in the temperate zones, desperately contentious in the tropics.

A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1974

Any and all of the nuts listed, of all species, are perfectly winter-hardy here, except that Payne English walnut was injured by a temperature of 10 below zero some years ago.

Northern Nut Growers Association Thirty-Fourth Annual Report 1943