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Showing USDA Zone 10B
Last spring frostJan 15
Transplant outJan 15
First harvestMar 16
Last harvestJul 6
First fall frostDec 31
Why these dates work in zone 10b
Zone 10b's last spring frost averages Jan 15 and first fall frost Dec 31 — about 350 frost-free days. Tarragon tolerates light frost, so you can set plants out ahead of the last-frost date and keep harvesting into the cooler fall.
Common questions
How long does tarragon take to grow in zone 10b?
Tarragon matures in about 60–90 days from transplanting. In zone 10b that means setting plants out around Jan 15 and first picking around Mar 16.
Will tarragon survive frost in zone 10b?
Yes — tarragon tolerates light frost. In zone 10b you can set plants out a little before the last frost (around Jan 15) and keep harvesting past the first fall frost (around Dec 31).
For soil, spacing, pests and companion planting, see the full tarragon growing guide →
