What to Plant in October — USDA Zone 2b
Here's everything you can start, transplant, sow, and harvest in October in USDA Zone 2b. This zone has an average last spring frost around May 22 and first fall frost around September 10, with a growing season of approximately 111 days.
There are 6 planting activities for October in Zone 2b.
Zone 2b
Short season
111 days
Last Spring Frost
May 22
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111 growing days
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First Fall Frost
September 10
Where Is Zone 2b?
Harvest in October
| Plant | Type | Date Range | Days to Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amaranth | Vegetable | 90–120 days | |
| Brussels Sprouts | Vegetable | 90–130 days | |
| Celery | Vegetable | 80–120 days | |
| Parsnip | Vegetable | 100–130 days | |
| Snap Peas | Vegetable | 55–70 days | |
| Sunflower | Vegetable | 70–100 days |
Other Months for Zone 2b
October Planting by State
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- Yukon