What to Plant in January — USDA Zone 8a
Here's everything you can start, transplant, sow, and harvest in January in USDA Zone 8a. This zone has an average last spring frost around March 8 and first fall frost around November 18, with a growing season of approximately 255 days.
There are 6 planting activities for January in Zone 8a.
Zone 8a
Long season
255 days
Last Spring Frost
March 8
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255 growing days
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First Fall Frost
November 18
Where Is Zone 8a?
Direct Sow in January
| Plant | Type | Date Range | Days to Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor's Button | Flower | 60–90 days | |
| Calendula | Flower | 50–70 days | |
| Dianthus | Flower | 60–80 days |
Harvest in January
| Plant | Type | Date Range | Days to Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|
| California Poppy | Flower | 60–90 days | |
| Garlic | Vegetable | 90–240 days | |
| Sweet Pea | Flower | 65–85 days |
Other Months for Zone 8a
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