Could we establish a New England forest in a mild or warm temperate climate? (hot, South)

[lightningfire]

When I say New England forest I mean:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_En...cadian_forests - North New England
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northe...oastal_forests - South New England


Could one of these forest plantations grow in hot subtropical zones such as the US Deep South?
How about a mild temperate zone like Victoria, Tasmania or New Zealand?
Or maybe even a subtropical highland climate at high elevation such as Toluca, Mexico?

[FrozenI69]

Originally Posted by lightningfire

When I say New England forest I mean:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_En...cadian_forests - North New England
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northe...oastal_forests - South New England
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Could one of these forest plantations grow in hot subtropical zones such as the US Deep South?
How about a mild temperate zone like Victoria, Tasmania or New Zealand?
Or maybe even a subtropical highland climate at high elevation such as Toluca, Mexico?

You could grow New England forests in Washington DC, which is the northern end of subtropical climates.

[Joe90]

All of the species would grow well In my NZ climate, but so would many other species, that couldn't grow in New England - so a hybrid forest.

Certainly some parts of NZ that could do it much better though.