What is the easiest grass to grow in Zone 7?
In transitional zones like zones 7 to 8, a blend of cool-season and warm-season grasses like Bermuda grass and tall fescue can work well. In warmer southern climates like zones 9 to 11, warm-season grasses like zoysia grass and bahia grass will generally thrive in the hot and humid climate. Although fescue grass is a cool-season grass, it’s also heat, cold, and drought tolerant. It’s a good grass option for those living in areas that experience both warm and cool seasons. And, since it can withstand some wear and tear, it’s an excellent choice for areas with heavy foot traffic.
What fruit grows best in zone 7?
There is surprisingly a lot of variety when it comes to the types of fruits that can be grown in zone 7. The most common fruit tree choices being apple, cherry, apricot, peach, pear, and plum. Some fewer common choices are persimmon, pomegranate, fig, elderberry, and mulberry. There are a few main types of zone 7 cover crops that fulfill different needs for different locations. These different types of cover crops are legumes, clovers, cereals, mustards, and vetch. Legumes add nitrogen to the soil, prevent erosion, and attract beneficial insects.