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Hawaii planting calendar

Hawaii falls in USDA Zone 11. Here is a planting calendar for Zone 11, the most common zone across Hawaii, with start, sow, transplant, and harvest dates for every crop. Set your garden's location in Dibble for dates tuned to your exact spot.

USDA zones: Zone 11Most common zone: Zone 11Last spring frost: none in a typical yearFirst fall frost: none in a typical year

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Right now in Hawaii

What has a planting window open in Zone 11 this month and next, and what is coming in from the garden. Every crop links to its exact dates.

November in Zone 11

Harvesting: Thyme, Rosemary, Oregano, Sage

Everything to plant in November, for every zone

December in Zone 11

Harvesting: Rosemary, Shallot, Lemon

Everything to plant in December, for every zone

Any month: January · February · March · April · May · June · July · August · September · October · November · December

What to plant and when in Hawaii

What to plant and when in Hawaii
CropPlantHarvest
TomatoSeptember 26March 11
PepperJune 15March 8
PotatoOctober 25January 24
OnionNovember 21March 1
GarlicOctober 21March 11
LettuceNovember 11February 20
CarrotOctober 8March 12
Bean (bush)October 10February 22
PeaNovember 7March 2
CucumberJune 22February 20
ZucchiniJune 23February 18
Winter SquashOctober 3March 10
KaleNovember 7March 2
SpinachDecember 12January 26
BroccoliNovember 4March 7
BeetOctober 3February 25
RadishNovember 22January 29
Sweet CornJanuary 1March 2
Sweet PotatoJanuary 1April 23
CabbageOctober 8March 12
BasilJuly 1February 4
CilantroOctober 21February 20
DahliaAugust 31April 1
ZinniaJanuary 1March 2
SunflowerJanuary 1March 22
MarigoldJanuary 1February 20
TulipOctober 21February 17
CosmosJanuary 1March 12
StrawberryOctober 4January 3
BlueberryNot suited
RaspberryNot suited
BlackberryNot suited
AsparagusMarch 1February 28
RhubarbNot suited
GrapeMarch 1July 28
FigMarch 22August 20
MintMarch 15June 14
ParsleyOctober 5March 17
DillNovember 9February 25
ThymeMarch 15June 14
RosemaryMarch 22July 21
OreganoMarch 15June 14
SageMarch 15June 14
ChivesOctober 13March 22
EggplantJanuary 1March 10
Swiss ChardAugust 13February 25
CauliflowerNovember 20January 30
Brussels SproutsNovember 5February 14
LeekSeptember 13May 1
TurnipNovember 30January 19
ParsnipOctober 23February 20
CeleryOctober 23February 20
ArugulaDecember 2January 9
OkraJanuary 1March 8
CantaloupeSeptember 10March 28
WatermelonJanuary 1April 1
NasturtiumOctober 17February 20
CalendulaOctober 17February 20
BorageNovember 9February 25
LavenderOctober 13May 1
PumpkinOctober 3March 10
Hot PepperDecember 21March 13
Green OnionAugust 10March 2
TomatilloSeptember 12March 17
Collard GreensSeptember 18March 2
Bok ChoyOctober 20February 15
FennelOctober 3March 22
ShallotSeptember 10April 11
KohlrabiNovember 9February 25
ChamomileSeptember 28March 7
AppleNot suited
PearNot suited
PeachMarch 1June 28
PlumNot suited
CherryNot suited
ApricotNot suited
LemonMarch 29December 25
OrangeMarch 29January 24

These dates use Zone 11 as a representative for Hawaii. Your town may run a zone warmer or cooler, so Dibble pins the dates to your garden's own location.

Planting seasons in Hawaii

Spring planting in Hawaii

Zone 11 has no typical frost, so spring is set by warming and the rains rather than a frost date. Spring in Hawaii is the crowded season: the last of the indoor starts, the first direct sowings once the soil can be worked, and the transplants that go out after the frost date passes.

Summer planting in Hawaii

Summer in Hawaii is succession sowing and the start of the fall garden. Quick crops go in every few weeks, and the cool-season crops for autumn are started while it is still hot.

Fall planting in Hawaii

Zone 11 has no typical frost to race. Fall planting in Hawaii means cool-season crops that finish before it, garlic and other bulbs that go in for next year, and anything hardy enough to overwinter.

Winter in Hawaii

Winter is a growing season of its own in Zone 11. Cool-season crops go in and come out while colder states are still planning, and the earliest warm-season starts begin indoors before spring.

These seasons are for Zone 11. For every zone, see what to plant in spring, summer, fall and winter, or what to plant now.

Hawaii frost dates

The last spring frost and first fall frost anchor every planting date here. See Hawaii frost dates by zone.


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