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When to plant radish in zone 7b

In USDA zone 7b, sow radish around Mar 8, and harvest from Mar 30.

Brad FerradaWritten by Brad Ferrada, who built Garzed · planting data from university extensions
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Growing SeasonZone 7b
Last frost ~Apr 5First frost ~Nov 1Today
Start indoorsTransplant / sowHarvestFrost risk
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Sow Mar 8 · First harvest Mar 30 · Wrap by Apr 13
Last spring frostApr 5
Direct sowMar 8
First harvestMar 30
Last harvestApr 13
Fall succession sowSep 20
First fall frostNov 1

Why these dates work in zone 7b

Zone 7b's last spring frost averages Apr 5 and first fall frost Nov 1 — about 210 frost-free days. Radish tolerates light frost, so you can sow ahead of the last-frost date and keep harvesting into the cooler fall. There's also room for a fall succession sowing around Sep 20 for a second harvest before frost.

Common questions

How long does radish take to grow in zone 7b?

Radish matures in about 22–30 days from sowing. In zone 7b that means sowing around Mar 8 and first picking around Mar 30.

Will radish survive frost in zone 7b?

Yes — radish tolerates light frost. In zone 7b you can sow a little before the last frost (around Apr 5) and keep harvesting past the first fall frost (around Nov 1).

Can I plant a second crop of radish in zone 7b?

Yes — in zone 7b there's time for a fall sowing around Sep 20 for a second harvest before frost.

For soil, spacing, pests and companion planting, see the full radish growing guide →