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We generally try to err on the side of caution and most sources still suggest zone 4 but I believe that you are correct that it should be zone 2-3. I don't think that at the time we created this entry we realized the discrepancy but we do sincerely appreciate you bringing it to our attention!
Thank you,
Jeff McMillian
Almost Eden
Fieldseth - Henry