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South Carolina Vegetable Planting Calendar

Choose your South Carolina 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 South Carolina zone shown for your location on the map
Piedmont to CoastSpring planting advances noticeably toward the Coastal Plain
Spring and Fall GardensCool-season vegetables can produce in two distinct seasons

South Carolina city calendars

Find Your Local Planting Calendar

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

AikenLast frost March 20 · First frost November 10 AndersonLast frost April 5 · First frost November 1 BlufftonLast frost February 20 · First frost December 10 CharlestonLast frost February 20 · First frost December 10 ColumbiaLast frost March 25 · First frost November 10 EasleyLast frost April 5 · First frost November 1 FlorenceLast frost March 20 · First frost November 15 Goose CreekLast frost March 10 · First frost November 20 GreenvilleLast frost April 5 · First frost November 1 GreerLast frost April 5 · First frost November 1 Hilton Head IslandLast frost February 15 · First frost December 15 MauldinLast frost April 5 · First frost November 1 Mount PleasantLast frost February 20 · First frost December 10 Myrtle BeachLast frost March 1 · First frost November 25 North AugustaLast frost March 20 · First frost November 10 North CharlestonLast frost February 20 · First frost December 10 Rock HillLast frost April 5 · First frost November 1 SpartanburgLast frost April 5 · First frost November 1 SummervilleLast frost March 10 · First frost November 20 SumterLast frost March 20 · First frost November 15

South Carolina planting windows

Choose Your USDA Planting Zone

Select Zone 7, 8, or 9 to update both this week’s tasks and the complete South Carolina 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 Clemson Cooperative Extension’s South Carolina planting chart. Zone 7 follows the cooler Piedmont timing, Zone 8 provides the central transition, and Zone 9 follows the longer Coastal Plain season. Always adjust for local frost dates and current weather.