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Chill hours in X0B

The short answer

X0B averages 528 chill hours per winter (134798 across 10 years) in USDA zone 2b.
X0B climate
Average chill hours528 (134–798 across 10 winters)
USDA hardiness zone2b (NRCan zone 0a)
Last spring frosttypically June 14 – June 27
First fall frosttypically July 26 – September 10

Computed from 10 winters of ERA5 hourly temperature (Open-Meteo, 2015–2025); zones from USDA PHZM 2023 / NRCan 1981–2010. Data updated July 3, 2026. See methodology.

Every variety in our database, checked against X0B’s chill hours and zone:

Good fit (33)

Chill and zone requirements are comfortably met in X0B.

Good fit varieties for this location
VarietyFruit
TropicSweetApple
Arctic StarNectarine
Double DelightNectarine
PanamintNectarine
Snow QueenNectarine
August PridePeach
BabcockPeach
DonutPeach
Eva's PridePeach
FlordacrestPeach
FlordaprincePeach
GulfprincePeach
Mid-PridePeach
SuncrestPeach
Tropic SnowPeach
TropicBeautyPeach
UFGoldPeach
UFOnePeach
UFSunPeach
20th CenturyPear
ChojuroPear
KiefferPear
MoonglowPear
ShinkoPear
YoinashiPear
HachiyaPersimmon
BeautyPlum
Elephant HeartPlum
Flavor GrenadePlum
Flavor KingPlum
Show 3 more good fit varieties

Marginal (16)

Possible in a good year or a favorable microclimate — click through for the caveats.

Marginal varieties for this location
VarietyFruit
GravensteinApple
FlavortopNectarine
IndependenceNectarine
Belle of GeorgiaPeach
ElbertaPeach
FlameprincePeach
FrostPeach
HarvesterPeach
JunegoldPeach
LoringPeach
O'HenryPeach
RedglobePeach
RedskinPeach
WarrenPear
Flavor SupremePlum
Green GagePlum
How many chill hours does X0B get?
X0B averages 528 chill hours per winter, ranging from 134 to 798 across the last 10 years.
What hardiness zone is X0B?
X0B is in USDA hardiness zone 2b.

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Sources

  1. [1] Open-Meteo / Copernicus ERA5. Historical Weather API (hourly 2m temperature) — accessed July 2026
  2. [2] Natural Resources Canada. Plant Hardiness Zones of Canada — accessed July 2026