New York State is in USDA planting zones 3b to 7b. This means New York gardeners can grow a wide variety of plants, from low-growing groundcovers to towering trees. New York's climate also varies depending on location, with the Hudson Valley and Adirondacks having a cooler climate than New York City and Long Island. As a result, New York gardeners need to be aware of their planting zone when choosing plants, especially if they want an ever-changing and colorful display all year round. Luckily, plenty of New York native plants will do well in any location. And for those looking for something different, there are a variety of unique New York native plants for sale. So regardless of where you live in New York State, you can find the perfect plants for your garden. The Plant Finder Quiz will help you zero in by zip code.