PlantCal

Planting calendar for Oklahoma

Short answer

Most of Oklahoma is in climate zone 3, with an average last spring frost around Mar 10 and first fall frost around Nov 25. Plant hardy crops before the last frost, tender crops after. Enter your ZIP for dates tuned to your exact area.

Last spring frost

Mar 10

First fall frost

Nov 25

Climate zone(s)

3, 4

CropStart indoorsPlant outsideHarvest
PeasFeb 3Apr 4
SpinachFeb 3Mar 20
RadishesFeb 10Mar 10
KaleFeb 3Feb 10Apr 6
OnionsJan 1Feb 10May 21
LettuceFeb 10Feb 17Apr 8
CarrotsFeb 17Apr 28
BeetsFeb 17Apr 13
BroccoliJan 27Feb 24Apr 30
CabbageJan 27Feb 24May 5
PotatoesFeb 24May 25
CilantroFeb 24Apr 10
Zucchini / squashFeb 17Mar 17May 6
Green beansMar 17May 11
Sweet cornMar 17May 31
TomatoesJan 27Mar 24Jun 7
PeppersJan 13Mar 24Jun 12
CucumbersFeb 17Mar 24May 18
PumpkinsFeb 24Mar 24Jul 12
BasilJan 27Mar 24May 23

Dates use zone 3 (most of Oklahoma); colder areas run later. Enter your ZIP in the calculator for your exact zone.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the last frost in Oklahoma?

Most of Oklahoma (zone 3) averages its last spring frost around Mar 10 and first fall frost around Nov 25. Colder parts of the state run later in spring.

When should I plant tomatoes in Oklahoma?

Set tomato transplants out around Mar 24 in most of Oklahoma — a couple of weeks after the last frost. Start seeds indoors about Jan 27.

What is the growing season in Oklahoma?

Roughly Nov 25 minus Mar 10 for zone 3. Cool-season crops extend it on both ends; enter your ZIP for your exact dates.