What Grows in Georgia?
Georgia has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. A long growing season supports two full vegetable crops per year in most of the state.
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Last frost
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In Georgia, you can grow 108 plants well. The state spans zones 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b with a 270-day season.
What grows well in Georgia
Tomato
Grows wellCherry Tomato
Grows wellBell Pepper
Grows wellChili Pepper
Grows wellCucumber
Grows wellZucchini
Grows wellGreen Beans
Grows wellLettuce
Grows wellSpinach
Grows wellKale
Grows wellBroccoli
Grows wellCarrot
Grows wellRadish
Grows wellBeets
Grows wellOnion
Grows wellGarlic
Grows wellPotato
Grows wellSweet Potato
Grows wellCorn
Grows wellPeas
Grows wellCabbage
Grows wellBrussels Sprouts
Grows wellEggplant
Grows wellSwiss Chard
Grows wellArugula
Grows wellMicrogreens
Grows wellPumpkin
Grows wellLeek
Grows wellAsparagus
Grows wellRhubarb
Grows wellBasil
Grows wellMint
Grows wellRosemary
Grows wellThyme
Grows wellOregano
Grows wellParsley
Grows wellCilantro
Grows wellChives
Grows wellDill
Grows wellSage
Grows wellStrawberry
Grows wellBlueberry
Grows wellRaspberry
Grows wellApple
Grows wellPeach
Grows wellGrape
Grows wellWatermelon
Grows wellFig
Grows wellBanana
Grows wellOlive
Grows wellSunflower
Grows wellLavender
Grows wellTurnip
Grows wellParsnip
Grows wellRutabaga
Grows wellCeleriac
Grows wellFlorence Fennel
Grows wellKohlrabi
Grows wellBok Choy
Grows wellCollard Greens
Grows wellMustard Greens
Grows wellStevia
Grows wellFrench Tarragon
Grows wellLemon Balm
Grows wellBorage
Grows wellGerman Chamomile
Grows wellBay Laurel
Grows wellGinger
Grows wellBlackberry
Grows wellElderberry
Grows wellPawpaw
Grows wellPersimmon
Grows wellPomegranate
Grows wellArtichoke
Grows wellOkra
Grows wellTomatillo
Grows wellGround Cherry
Grows wellEdamame (Soybean)
Grows wellFava Beans
Grows wellSnap Peas
Grows wellFenugreek (Methi)
Grows wellTurmeric (Haldi)
Grows wellTaro (Arbi / Colocasia)
Grows wellBottle Gourd (Lauki / Doodhi)
Grows wellLuffa (Turai / Ridge Gourd)
Grows wellAmaranth (Chaulai / Rajgira)
Grows wellYard-Long Beans (Snake Beans)
Grows wellCauliflower
Grows wellCelery
Grows wellWinter Squash
Grows wellButternut Squash
Grows wellCantaloupe
Grows wellHoneydew
Grows wellNectarine
Grows wellApricot
Grows wellPlum
Grows wellCherry
Grows wellPear
Grows wellKiwi
Grows wellShallot
Grows wellScallion
Grows wellHorseradish
Grows wellWatercress
Grows wellSorrel
Grows wellCalendula
Grows wellMarjoram
Grows wellSavory
Grows wellPeanut
Grows wellFrequently asked questions
What hardiness zone is Georgia?
Georgia spans 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b zones, with a primary zone of 8a.
When is the last frost in Georgia?
The average last frost is mid-February, and the first frost is early December.
What grows well in Georgia?
108 plants grow well here, including Tomato, Cherry Tomato, Bell Pepper, Chili Pepper, Cucumber, Zucchini, and more.
How long is Georgia's growing season?
Georgia has about 270 frost-free days per year. Georgia has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. A long growing season supports two full vegetable crops per year in most of the state.
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