When Is the Last Frost?

Frost dates for 34290 — North Port, FL

Last spring frostJan 25median date
First fall frostJan 19median date
Growing season359 daysfrost-free
Hardiness zone10aZone 10a

Frost is light and occasional here — typically a few cold nights around midwinter (about 1 a year). Cover tender plants when frost is forecast.

How North Port compares

Frost probability

Last spring frost
Chance of frost afterDate
90% (early)January 3
50% (median)January 25
10% (safe for tender plants)February 15
First fall frost
Chance of frost beforeDate
10% (early)December 28
50% (median)January 19
90% (late)February 11

Frost here means 32°F (0°C). A median date means half of years have their last frost earlier and half later.

Planting calendar for North Port, FL

Frost dates for 34290 — North Port, FL — last frost Jan 25, first frost Jan 19, zone 10a. whenisthelastfrost.com

In mild climates, summer heat limits many crops as much as frost does. Use this calendar for spring planting and lean on fall and winter for cool-season crops.

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Start indoors: Nov 2 to Nov 16Transplant outside: Dec 28 to Jan 11Transplant outside: Dec 28 to Jan 11
Start indoors: Nov 16 to Nov 30Transplant outside: Feb 8 to Feb 22
Start indoors: Nov 16 to Nov 30Transplant outside: Feb 8 to Feb 22
Start indoors: Nov 30 to Dec 14Transplant outside: Feb 1 to Feb 15
Start indoors: Nov 30 to Dec 14Transplant outside: Jan 4 to Jan 18Sow outdoors: Dec 28 to Feb 1Sow outdoors: Dec 28 to Feb 1Plant for fall: Nov 24 to Dec 22
Start indoors: Nov 30 to Dec 14Transplant outside: Dec 28 to Jan 11Transplant outside: Dec 28 to Jan 11Sow outdoors: Dec 28 to Jan 11Sow outdoors: Dec 28 to Jan 11Plant for fall: Nov 10 to Dec 1
Start indoors: Nov 30 to Dec 14Transplant outside: Jan 11 to Jan 25Plant for fall: Oct 13 to Nov 3
Start indoors: Nov 30 to Dec 14Transplant outside: Jan 4 to Jan 18Plant for fall: Oct 13 to Nov 3
Start indoors: Nov 30 to Dec 14Transplant outside: Jan 11 to Jan 25Plant for fall: Oct 13 to Nov 3
Start indoors: Dec 14 to Dec 28Transplant outside: Feb 15 to Mar 1Sow outdoors: Feb 15 to Mar 1
Start indoors: Dec 14 to Dec 28Transplant outside: Feb 1 to Feb 15
Sow outdoors: Dec 14 to Jan 4Sow outdoors: Dec 14 to Jan 4Plant for fall: Oct 27 to Nov 17
Sow outdoors: Dec 14 to Jan 4Sow outdoors: Dec 14 to Jan 4Plant for fall: Nov 24 to Dec 15
Sow outdoors: Dec 21 to Feb 1Sow outdoors: Dec 21 to Feb 1Plant for fall: Dec 8 to Dec 29
Start indoors: Dec 28 to Jan 4Start indoors: Dec 28 to Jan 4Transplant outside: Feb 8 to Feb 15Sow outdoors: Feb 1 to Feb 15Plant for fall: Nov 3 to Nov 17
Start indoors: Dec 28 to Jan 4Start indoors: Dec 28 to Jan 4Sow outdoors: Feb 1 to Feb 15Plant for fall: Nov 10 to Nov 24
Start indoors: Dec 28 to Jan 4Start indoors: Dec 28 to Jan 4Sow outdoors: Feb 1 to Feb 15
Start indoors: Dec 28 to Jan 4Start indoors: Dec 28 to Jan 4Transplant outside: Feb 8 to Feb 22
Sow outdoors: Jan 4 to Feb 1Plant for fall: Oct 27 to Nov 10
Sow outdoors: Jan 4 to Feb 1Plant for fall: Nov 10 to Nov 24
Sow outdoors: Jan 4 to Jan 25
Sow outdoors: Jan 11 to Feb 8Plant for fall: Nov 10 to Nov 24
Sow outdoors: Jan 11 to Feb 1Plant for fall: Nov 24 to Dec 15
Sow outdoors: Feb 1 to Feb 22Plant for fall: Nov 3 to Nov 17
Sow outdoors: Feb 1 to Feb 15
Transplant outside: Feb 8 to Mar 1
Plant for fall: Jan 5 to Feb 9
Start indoorsTransplant outsideSow outdoorsPlant for fallMedian frost dates

When to plant vegetables in North Port, FL

CropStart indoorsTransplantSow outdoorsFall crop
OnionsNov 2 – Nov 16Dec 28 – Jan 11——
PeppersNov 16 – Nov 30Feb 8 – Feb 22——
EggplantNov 16 – Nov 30Feb 8 – Feb 22——
TomatoesNov 30 – Dec 14Feb 1 – Feb 15——
LettuceNov 30 – Dec 14Jan 4 – Jan 18Dec 28 – Feb 1Nov 24 – Dec 22
KaleNov 30 – Dec 14Dec 28 – Jan 11Dec 28 – Jan 11Nov 10 – Dec 1
BroccoliNov 30 – Dec 14Jan 11 – Jan 25—Oct 13 – Nov 3
CabbageNov 30 – Dec 14Jan 4 – Jan 18—Oct 13 – Nov 3
CauliflowerNov 30 – Dec 14Jan 11 – Jan 25—Oct 13 – Nov 3
OkraDec 14 – Dec 28Feb 15 – Mar 1Feb 15 – Mar 1—
BasilDec 14 – Dec 28Feb 1 – Feb 15——
Peas——Dec 14 – Jan 4Oct 27 – Nov 17
Spinach——Dec 14 – Jan 4Nov 24 – Dec 15
Radishes——Dec 21 – Feb 1Dec 8 – Dec 29
CucumbersDec 28 – Jan 4Feb 8 – Feb 15Feb 1 – Feb 15Nov 3 – Nov 17
Zucchini & Summer SquashDec 28 – Jan 4—Feb 1 – Feb 15Nov 10 – Nov 24
Winter Squash & PumpkinsDec 28 – Jan 4—Feb 1 – Feb 15—
Melons & WatermelonDec 28 – Jan 4Feb 8 – Feb 22——
Carrots——Jan 4 – Feb 1Oct 27 – Nov 10
Beets——Jan 4 – Feb 1Nov 10 – Nov 24
Potatoes——Jan 4 – Jan 25—
Swiss Chard——Jan 11 – Feb 8Nov 10 – Nov 24
Cilantro——Jan 11 – Feb 1Nov 24 – Dec 15
Green Beans——Feb 1 – Feb 22Nov 3 – Nov 17
Sweet Corn——Feb 1 – Feb 15—
Sweet Potatoes—Feb 8 – Mar 1——
Garlic———Jan 5 – Feb 9

Dates come from the median frost dates and common extension-service timing. Adjust for your soil temperature, microclimate and the varieties you grow.

About these dates

Based on 1991–2020 NOAA climate normals for the Venice, FL weather station, 20 km away (elevation 7 ft (2 m)).

ZIP codes in North Port: 34286 34287 34288 34289 34290 34291

Frost dates near North Port

Frequently asked questions

When is the last frost in North Port, FL?

The median last spring frost in North Port, FL is January 25. There is still about a 10% chance of frost after February 15, so wait until then to plant frost-tender crops like tomatoes and peppers.

When is the first frost in North Port, FL?

The median first fall frost is January 19, with about a 10% chance of frost before December 28.

How long is the growing season in North Port, FL?

About 359 days between the median last spring frost and first fall frost.

What planting zone is North Port, FL?

North Port, FL is in USDA hardiness zone 10a.

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