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Garden Edition · 2027
2027 Garden Wall Calendar | Zone 5 - Plant, Prune & Harvest Guide
This physical 2027 garden wall calendar for USDA Zone 5 pairs original fruit-and-vegetable artwork with monthly Plant, Prune, and Harvest prompts for cold-winter gardens with a concentrated growing season. Keep seasonal garden tasks visible alongside a full year of colorful produce art.
Each month, scan the calendar’s QR code to explore the Garden Edition Growing Guide, with more planting, pruning, and harvesting guidance for your zone and season.
Includes one printed 12-month calendar. Choose Standard (11 × 8.5 in closed; 11 × 17 in open) or Large (14 × 11.5 in closed; 14 × 23 in open), each in matte or glossy finish.
IS ZONE 5 RIGHT FOR YOUR GARDEN?
Zone 5 appears across parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, the Dakotas, northern New York and northern New England, as well as colder inland and high-elevation areas of Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Washington and Oregon. Representative communities include Minneapolis–St. Paul, Madison, Green Bay, Duluth, Sioux Falls, Burlington and colder mountain or inland locations.
Zones can change within a state, county, city or even between nearby ZIP codes. Before ordering, enter your address in the zone checker to confirm the right calendar for your garden.
Hardiness zones describe average extreme winter cold; local frost dates, soil temperature, rainfall, elevation, and current weather also affect planting and harvest timing. This calendar is an educational guide.
$22.99
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Twelve months of original fruit and vegetable artwork, with monthly Plant, Prune and Harvest guidance created for USDA Zone 5.
Size & finish
Standard: 11 × 8.5 inches closed, 11 × 17 inches open. Large: 14 × 11.5 inches closed, 14 × 23 inches open. Choose a softer matte finish or brighter glossy finish.
A little local knowledge goes a long way
Hardiness zones describe winter cold. Frost dates, summer heat and your own garden’s conditions also affect timing. Use the calendar as a starting point alongside seed packets and local growing advice.
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