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ZIP 30301 · Typical yearChange
Your growing season · ZIP 30301
~229 frost-free days
Roughly March 25 to November 9, in a typical year.
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Hardiness zone
8a
USDA 2023, ZIP 30301
Frost window
March 25
First fall frost: November 9
Nearest station
ATLANTA PEACHTREE AP, GA US
7.1 mi away
Hollow band = approximate planting season, not adjusted to your frost dates. Tap the plant for the sourced timing.
March
Start indoors· 2
Transplant· 29
- Globe ArtichokeFebruary 25 – March 4
- BroccoliMarch 4 – March 11
- CabbageMarch 4 – March 11
- CauliflowerMarch 11 – March 18
- CeleriacMarch 11
- CollardsMarch 11
- Sweet AlyssumMarch 18 – March 25
- AgeratumMarch 25 – April 8
- Annual Salvia (Scarlet Sage)March 25 – April 8
- Black-Eyed SusanMarch 25 – April 8
- CantaloupeMarch 25 – April 8
- CucumberMarch 25 – April 8
- DahliaMarch 25 – April 8
- EggplantMarch 25 – April 8
- English LavenderMarch 25 – April 8
- French TarragonMarch 25
- Globe AmaranthMarch 25 – April 8
- Ground CherryMarch 25 – April 8
- ImpatiensMarch 25 – April 8
- LettuceMarch 25
- MarigoldMarch 25 – April 8
- PepperMarch 25 – April 8
- PetuniaMarch 25 – April 8
- RomanescoMarch 25
- SpinachMarch 25
- Swiss ChardMarch 25
- TomatoMarch 25 – April 8
- WatermelonMarch 25 – April 8
- Wax BegoniaMarch 25 – April 8
Direct sow· 40
- KohlrabiFebruary 25 – March 11
- SpinachFebruary 25 – March 4
- Sweet AlyssumFebruary 25 – March 11
- Swiss ChardFebruary 25 – March 4
- BeetMarch 4 – March 11
- BroccoliMarch 4 – March 11
- CabbageMarch 4 – March 11
- CarrotMarch 4 – March 11
- CollardsMarch 4
- LettuceMarch 4 – March 11
- Mustard GreensMarch 4 – March 25
- ParsnipMarch 4 – March 11
- PotatoMarch 4 – March 11
- RadishMarch 4 – March 11
- CauliflowerMarch 11 – March 18
- TomatilloMarch 11
- German ChamomileMarch 18 – March 25
- Green Bean (Snap Bean)March 18
- BasilMarch 25
- Bok ChoyMarch 25
- BorageMarch 25
- CantaloupeMarch 25 – April 8
- CosmosMarch 25 – April 8
- CucamelonMarch 25
- CucumberMarch 25 – April 8
- DillMarch 25
- FennelMarch 25
- Luffa GourdMarch 25
- MarigoldMarch 25 – April 8
- Mexican SunflowerMarch 25 – April 8
- NasturtiumMarch 25 – April 8
- New Zealand SpinachMarch 25 – April 1
- ParsleyMarch 25
- PumpkinMarch 25 – April 8
- SunflowerMarch 25 – April 8
- Sweet CornMarch 25 – April 8
- Sweet MarjoramMarch 25
- WatermelonMarch 25 – April 8
- Winter SquashMarch 25 – April 8
- ZucchiniMarch 25 – April 8
Plant · by season· 55
- AlmondApprox. March – April
- American ElderberryApprox. March – April
- American HazelnutApprox. March – April
- American PersimmonApprox. March – April
- AppleApprox. March – April
- ApricotApprox. March – April
- Asian PersimmonApprox. March – April
- AsparagusApprox. March – April
- Black RaspberryApprox. March – April
- Black WalnutApprox. March – April
- BlackberryApprox. March – April
- BloodrootApprox. March – April
- BlueberryApprox. March – April
- ChickpeaApprox. March – April
- Chinese ChestnutApprox. March – April
- Chinese JujubeApprox. March – April
- ChivesApprox. March – April
- CurrantApprox. March – April
- ElderberryApprox. March – April
- English WalnutApprox. March – April
- European HazelnutApprox. March – April
- European PearApprox. March – April
- European PlumApprox. March – April
- Fava BeanApprox. March – April
- FigApprox. March – April
- Golden RagwortApprox. March – April
- GooseberryApprox. March – April
- GrapeApprox. March – April
- Green and GoldApprox. March – April
- GroundnutApprox. March – April
- HazelbertApprox. March – April
- HeartnutApprox. March – April
- HorseradishApprox. March – April
- Japanese PlumApprox. March – April
- Jerusalem ArtichokeApprox. March – April
- LeekApprox. March – April
- Lemon BalmApprox. March – April
- Love-in-a-MistApprox. March – April
- MulberryApprox. March – April
- Muscadine GrapeApprox. March – April
- NectarineApprox. March – April
- OnionApprox. March – April
- PawpawApprox. March – April
- PeaApprox. March – April
- PeachApprox. March – April
- PecanApprox. March – April
- Persian ButtercupApprox. March – April
- PomegranateApprox. March – April
- QuinceApprox. March – April
- RaspberryApprox. March – April
- Riverbank GrapeApprox. March – April
- Shagbark HickoryApprox. March – April
- StrawberryApprox. March – April
- Sweet CherryApprox. March – April
- Sweet PeaApprox. March – April
Harvest· 1
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Bands are your nearest NOAA station's 1991-2020 freeze normals shifted by each crop's extension-sourced planting window. Local microclimates vary; use these as a planning baseline. USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map, 2023. USDA Agricultural Research Service / Oregon State University PRISM Group. NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, U.S. Climate Normals 1991-2020.
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Common questions
How are these planting dates calculated?
We take your ZIP code's USDA 2023 hardiness zone and the 1991-2020 freeze-date normals from your nearest NOAA weather station, then shift each crop by its planting window from university extension publications. Nothing is hand-typed per crop.
What does the frost risk setting do?
It picks how conservative the frost date is. Cautious uses the date by which a late frost is unlikely (only a 10 percent chance one comes later), so you wait longer and risk fewer losses. Optimistic plants earlier and accepts more risk. Typical year is the median.
My area never frosts. What happens?
If your nearest station shows no reliable freeze, frost-anchored timing does not apply and we say so. Plant by soil temperature and season instead; see each plant guide.
Data sources: USDA 2023 hardiness-zone ZIP listings and NOAA NCEI 1991-2020 freeze normals. Review the station mapping and download the sourceable table on the frost-date dataset page.