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Georgia Vegetable Planting Calendar

Choose your Georgia USDA hardiness zone to see weekly garden tasks and a full-season schedule for productive spring, summer, and fall vegetable gardens.

Find Your CityView Planting Schedules
USDA Zones 7–9Select the Georgia zone shown for your location on the map
Two Major SeasonsSpring and fall are Georgia’s primary vegetable planting periods
Long Warm SeasonMany heat-loving crops support spring and second plantings

Georgia city calendars

Find Your Local Planting Calendar

Choose a city for locally adjusted frost dates and planting windows.

AlbanyLast frost March 15 · First frost November 20 AlpharettaLast frost April 1 · First frost November 5 AthensLast frost April 1 · First frost November 5 AtlantaLast frost March 30 · First frost November 10 AugustaLast frost March 20 · First frost November 15 BrookhavenLast frost March 30 · First frost November 10 ColumbusLast frost March 20 · First frost November 15 DunwoodyLast frost April 1 · First frost November 5 Johns CreekLast frost April 1 · First frost November 5 MabletonLast frost March 30 · First frost November 10 MaconLast frost March 20 · First frost November 15 MariettaLast frost April 1 · First frost November 5 RoswellLast frost April 1 · First frost November 5 Sandy SpringsLast frost April 1 · First frost November 5 SavannahLast frost March 10 · First frost November 25 SmyrnaLast frost April 1 · First frost November 5 South FultonLast frost March 30 · First frost November 10 StonecrestLast frost March 30 · First frost November 10 ValdostaLast frost March 10 · First frost November 20 Warner RobinsLast frost March 20 · First frost November 15

Georgia planting windows

Choose Your USDA Planting Zone

Select Zone 7, 8, or 9 to update both this week’s tasks and the complete Georgia planting schedule.

Zone 7 Planting Schedule

Start indoorsDirect sowTransplant/plant
Crop names remain visible while you swipe horizontally. The calendar opens at the current week.

Planting periods are adapted from the University of Georgia Extension Vegetable Planting Chart. Middle Georgia dates form the Zone 8 baseline; Zone 7 shifts spring later and fall earlier, while Zone 9 shifts spring earlier and fall later. Always adjust for local frost dates and current weather.