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USDA hardiness zone

Zone 1030 to 40°F

South Florida, Coastal Southern California, Hawaii (parts) · 365-day growing season

What grows in Zone 10

Zone 10 suits the following plants based on temperature tolerance and growing-season length:

Climate notes for Zone 10

Summer can be too hot for many tomato varieties. Winter is the prime growing season for cool-loving crops.

Frost dates and timing

Average last spring frostfrost rare or never
Average first fall frostfrost rare or never
Growing season length~365 days
Temperature range (F)30 to 40°F
Temperature range (C)-1 to 4°C

These are zone-wide averages. Local microclimates (south-facing slopes, urban heat, lakeside warmth) can shift dates by 1-2 weeks within the same zone.

Source and methodology

Temperature ranges from the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map (2023). Frost-date averages from NOAA Climate Data Online national averages within each zone. Plant recommendations curated by the Growli editorial team from US extension service references.

What to plant in Zone 10

Crop-by-crop sowing, transplant, and harvest dates for zone 10:

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