Georgia Growing Seasons

The Warm Season begins after the last frost, typically coinciding with the beginning of Spring. It may come a bit before the beginning of Spring in Southern Georgia, but in Northern and Central Georgia, the Warm Growing Season typically begins with the Spring (or a little after).

Planting begins after the threat of frost has passed, then crops are harvested during the Summer.

For more details, discover your Georgia Growing Region.

Average Last Frost Dates

The Cool Growing Season begins in the Summer, ends as Fall gives way to Winter, and the first frosts begin to take hold. Some crops are frost tolerant, many leafy greens for instance, their harvest will continue into the cold, freezing weather of Winter.

Planting begins during the Summer, then crops are harvested into the Late Fall/Winter.

For more details, discover your Georgia Growing Region.

Average First Frost Dates