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30–60 days to harvest. Space 6" apart.
The planting calendar that reads your forecast
Live 14-day forecast, 30 years of NOAA frost history, your USDA zone. No wizard, no signup, no ads in the way. One ZIP tells you what to plant, what to cover, and how many days remain until your last frost.
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Type your ZIP above. We read your live 14-day forecast, find your USDA hardiness zone, calculate your frost date, and show you exactly what to plant this week and what to cover tonight.
Enter a ZIP
30–60 days to harvest. Space 6" apart.
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60–85 days to harvest. Space 24" apart.
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60–90 days to harvest. Space 18" apart.
Four calculators that read your current forecast. No static tables.
Cover or lose tonight
Live 3-night low against your actual crops. Tells you exactly what to cover.
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One verdict against the 14-day forecast and estimated soil temperature.
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Real frost probability for any date from the ERA5 climate record.
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Full personalized seed-starting calendar exported straight to your phone.
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Zone by zone
Each of the 13 guides opens with a live frost countdown and the three crops you should plant this week in that zone. The prose lives below the tool, not above it.
Browse 13 zone guides →Most seeds should be started indoors 6 to 8 weeks before your last frost date. Tomatoes, peppers, and eggplant benefit from an early start (8 to 10 weeks before last frost), while cucumbers and squash only need 3 to 4 weeks. Check the indoor start dates in our calculator above for timing specific to your ZIP code and frost dates.