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Average Frost Dates
by USDA Plant Hardiness Zone

In the chart below are the average frost dates (last spring and first fall) by USDA Plant Hardiness Zone. Use this information along with this USDA zone map to determine when to plant specific vegetables in your garden. Remember these are AVERAGE dates, and are not 100% reliable. Some years frost temperatures stay later in the spring and come earlier in the fall. My personal experience is that these dates are accurate 95% of the time for zone six.


If you live in the northern portion of a zone, or the "a" sub-zone, you should figure that your last spring frost will occur later in the date range provided above and that your first fall frost will occur earlier in the date range. If you are in the southern portion, or the "b" sub zone, then the opposite is true.

average frost dates



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