When to plant / Florida
When to plant peppers in Florida
North = all of Florida north of State Road 40; central = the section of Florida between State Roads 40 and 70; south = all of Florida below State Road 70.
Source: UF/IFAS, Florida Vegetable Gardening Guide (SP 103/VH021), retrieved 2026-10-10.
How this page reads that source: Table 1 outdoors — North: Late Mar–Apr; July– Aug; Central: Jan–Mar; Aug–Sept; South: Aug–Feb.
North
- Late Mar–Apr — printed phrase, not converted into a day range
- July– Aug (July 1–August 31). The guide gives months, so the dated range uses the first day through the last day of those months.
Days from seeding to harvest: values in parentheses are days from transplants to first harvest. Days to harvest: 90–100 (65–75).
Central
- Jan–Mar (January 1–March 31). The guide gives months, so the dated range uses the first day through the last day of those months.
- Aug–Sept (August 1–September 30). The guide gives months, so the dated range uses the first day through the last day of those months.
Days from seeding to harvest: values in parentheses are days from transplants to first harvest. Days to harvest: 90–100 (65–75).
South
- Aug–Feb (August 1–February 28). The guide gives months, so the dated range uses the first day through the last day of those months.
Days from seeding to harvest: values in parentheses are days from transplants to first harvest. Days to harvest: 90–100 (65–75).
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