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What to Plant in November — USDA Zone 9b

Here's everything you can start, transplant, sow, and harvest in November in USDA Zone 9b. This zone has an average last spring frost around January 25 and first fall frost around December 20, with a growing season of approximately 329 days.

There are 17 planting activities for November in Zone 9b.

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Zone 9b Year-round
329 days
Last Spring Frost January 25
329 growing days
First Fall Frost December 20

Where Is Zone 9b?

Transplant Outdoors in November

Plant Type Date Range Days to Maturity
Dianthus Flower 60–80 days
Lobelia Flower 70–80 days

Direct Sow in November

Plant Type Date Range Days to Maturity
Bachelor's Button Flower 60–90 days
Calendula Flower 50–70 days
Dianthus Flower 60–80 days
Snapdragon Flower 70–100 days
Sweet Alyssum Flower 45–60 days

Harvest in November

Plant Type Date Range Days to Maturity
Anemones Flower 90–120 days
California Poppy Flower 60–90 days
Daffodils Flower 20–40 days
Freesia Flower 84–112 days
Ginger Vegetable 240–300 days
Hyacinths Flower 14–28 days
Ranunculus Flower 90–120 days
Strawberries Fruit 90–365 days
Turmeric Vegetable 240–300 days
Yam Vegetable 180–330 days
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Data sources: USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map (2023), NOAA 30-Year Climate Normals, University Cooperative Extension planting guides. Planting dates are estimates based on average frost dates — local conditions may vary. Last updated: June 2026.

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