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When to plant / Georgia

When to plant pumpkin, tiny in Georgia

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.

Source: UGA Cooperative Extension, Vegetable Gardening in Georgia, Circular 963, retrieved 2026-10-10.

How this page reads that source: The pumpkin, tiny row prints May 15–Jul. 1 (depending on maturity date). The pie, small, large, and giant rows print an em dash in the spring-date column, so they are not given a planting window.

Statewide

  • May 15–Jul. 1 (depending on maturity date) (May 15–July 1).

Days to maturity are from planting seed or setting transplants in the garden. The number of days will vary depending on cultivar (some mature earlier than others), temperature and general growing conditions. Days to harvest: 85–120.

City frost pages in Georgia are listed on Georgia.