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long growing season · Frost-free ~200-240 days · Min temp 5°F to 10°F
Where rice and indigo transformed the landscape. This coastal plain nurtures live oak, crepe myrtle, and jasmine that withstand the humid embrace of southern summers. The 190-day season creates a lush environment where growth seems almost effortless. Your garden continues the tradition of cultivation in a land that yields generously to those who understand its rhythms.

Zone 7b · long growing season
Plant warm-weather crops after this date. Check 10-day forecasts before setting out tender plants.
Count back from this date to know how long your growing window is.
Coastal Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Oklahoma, parts of Arizona
Warm quickly in spring. Often sandy or clay — amend generously. Great for heat-loving crops.
Approximate timing based on average last frost March 22 and first fall frost November 15. Always confirm with a 10-day forecast before transplanting tender crops.
Soil warming — harden off transplants. Direct sow cold-tolerant crops.
Last frost around this month. Safe to transplant warm-season crops outdoors.
Begin fall harvest. Protect tomatoes and peppers on cold nights with row cover.
First fall frost likely. Harvest remaining warm-season crops before a hard freeze.
Zone 7b has a long growing season with roughly ~200-240 days of frost-free weather — last spring frost around March 22, first fall frost around November 15. That's enough time for 79+ popular garden plants, from fast-growing leafy greens to longer-season fruiting crops. Below is our curated list of plants that thrive in your zone.
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