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[Joe Dupre']

I found this site while looking for a comparable climate to Japan to grow black pines. It seems Louisiana is a pretty good match to Shikoku, Japan..............one of the prime native habitats for the species. Find out where your species is native to and fill in the blanks on the site to see how that compares to your climate.

Climate comparison: Shikoku / Louisiana

Compare the climate of Shikoku with that of Louisiana: temperature, precipitation, humidity, rain days, sunshine hours and more.

www.worlddata.info

 

[eugenev2]

I found this site while looking for a comparable climate to Japan to grow black pines. It seems Louisiana is a pretty good match to Shikoku, Japan..............one of the prime native habitats for the species. Find out where your species is native to and fill in the blanks on the site to see how that compares to your climate.

Climate comparison: Shikoku / Louisiana

Compare the climate of Shikoku with that of Louisiana: temperature, precipitation, humidity, rain days, sunshine hours and more.

www.worlddata.info

Very cool site...but it just drives the point home why japanese maples are a bit of struggle here
Actually makes me wonder if i shouldn't find a way to up the humidity for them then

 

[*tree*]

I use this site https://weatherspark.com/compare/y/...Weather-at-Takamatsu-Airport-and-Cape-Charles
It has a feature to find a "far away place with the most similar temperatures" and also has growing season length and growing degree days comparison.