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Planting calendar / Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance), GA

Planting calendar for Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance), GA

Station AUGUSTA BUSH FLD AP, GA US (USW00003820) is 6.4 miles away. Median last 32°F 03/23, median first 32°F 11/09. Crop dates below come from UGA Cooperative Extension. Where the guide uses weeks around a frost date, those weeks are applied to the median 32°F dates because the guide does not name a 10/50/90 level.

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Crops in the cited guide

SowBeans, bushStatewideMar. 15–May 1 · Jul. 5–Aug. 1050–60 days to harvestSowBeetsStatewideFeb. 15–Apr. 1 · Aug. 1–Sep. 2055–65 days to harvestSowBroccoliStatewideFeb. 15–Mar. 15 · Aug. 1–Sep. 160–80 days to harvestSowCabbageStatewideJan. 15–Mar. 15 · Aug. 1–Oct. 170–120 days to harvestSowCarrotsStatewideJan. 15–Mar. 20 · Aug. 20–Sep. 1570–95 days to harvestSowCollardsStatewideFeb. 1–Mar. 15 · Aug. 1–Sep. 155–85 days to harvestSowCorn, sweetStatewideMar. 15–Jun. 165–90 days to harvestSowCucumberStatewideApr. 1–May 15 · Jul. 15–Aug. 1550–65 days to harvestSowEggplantStatewideApr. 1–May 15 · Jul. 10–Jul. 3075–90 days to harvestSowKaleStatewideFeb. 1–Mar. 10 · Aug. 1–Sep. 150–70 days to harvestSowLettuceStatewideJan. 15–Mar. 1 · Sep. 1–Oct. 160–85 days to harvestSowOkraStatewideApr. 1–Jun. 1 · Jun. 15–Jul. 1055–65 days to harvestSowOnion, greenStatewideJan. 1–Mar. 15 · Sep. 1–Dec. 3160–90 days to harvestSowOnion, dry bulbStatewideJan. 1–Mar. 15 · Oct. 10–Nov. 10100–120 days to harvestSowPeas, garden (English)StatewideJan. 15–Feb. 1560–70 days to harvestSowPeas, SouthernStatewideApr. 1–Aug. 1060–70 days to harvestSowPepperStatewideApr. 1–Jun. 1 · Bell pepper row: Jul. 25–Aug. 1065–80 (bell); 65–95 (hot and hot-sweet) days to harvestSowPotatoes, IrishStatewideJan. 15–Mar. 170–90 days to harvestSowPumpkin, tinyStatewideMay 15–Jul. 1 (depending on maturity date)85–120 days to harvestSowRadishStatewideJan. 15–Apr. 1 · Sep. 1–Oct. 1525–30 days to harvestSowSpinachStatewideJan. 15–Mar. 15 · Sep. 1–Oct. 1540–45 days to harvestSowSquash, summer (zucchini)StatewideApr. 1–May 15 · Aug. 1–Aug. 2540–55 days to harvestSowSquash, winterStatewideApr. 1–Jul. 185–120 days to harvestSowTomatoStatewideMar. 25–May 1 · Jun. 15–Jul. 1570–90 days to harvestSowTurnipStatewideJan. 15–Apr. 1 · Aug. 10–Sep. 1540–60 days to harvestSowWatermelonStatewideMar. 20–May 180–90 days to harvest

Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance), GA

Zone 8bAverage annual extreme minimum 15°F to 20°F

Median last 32°F is March 23. Median first 32°F is November 9. The 50% growing-season length is 232 days. The green band runs from the median last frost to the median first frost. Thin ticks mark the 10%, 50%, and 90% dates.

Outside the median season Growing seasonTicks: 10%, 50%, and 90%

Georgia. Nearest qualified station: AUGUSTA BUSH FLD AP, GA US (USW00003820), 6.4 miles. Median last 32°F March 23. Median first 32°F November 9. The 50% growing-season length is 232 days.

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32°F probabilities at this station
10%50%90%
Last 32°F on or afterApril 9March 23February 28
First 32°F on or beforeOctober 28November 9November 27

Column order matches the NCEI file: for the last freeze, 10% is the later date and 90% is the earlier date. How to read the probabilities.

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Planting calendar

Windows below are from UGA Cooperative Extension, Vegetable Gardening in Georgia, Circular 963, retrieved 2026-10-10. Circular 963, revised June 2023, prints one vegetable planting chart for the state. It does not give separate dates for North, Middle, and South Georgia. Where several cultivar rows share a crop name, the page uses the dates those rows print in common and names the row when a date differs.

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State crop pages: Beans, bush · Beets · Broccoli · Cabbage · Carrots · Collards · Corn, sweet · Cucumber