Use this planting calendar to find the best times of the year to grow fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers, and other popular plants in Charleston, UT, based on the USDA Hardiness Zone 6a.
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Charleston, UT Frost Dates & Growing Season
Last Spring Frost Date for Charleston, UT
The average last frost date in spring for Charleston is August 6th. For gardeners planting sensitive crops like tomatoes, peppers, and basil, it is generally recommended to wait until August 20th before moving plants outdoors. Waiting these extra few weeks significantly reduces the risk of a late freeze damaging young transplants.
First Fall Frost Date for Charleston, UT
The average first frost date in fall for Charleston is September 10th. This date marks the approximate end of the growing season for tender plants. Gardeners should plan to harvest frost-sensitive vegetables or provide heavy protection (such as row covers) before this date to avoid crop loss.
Growing Season Length in Charleston, UT
Based on historical frost data, the estimated growing season length in Charleston is approximately 35 days. This duration determines which vegetable varieties have enough time to reach maturity before the winter cold sets in. Short-season varieties are recommended for crops that require a longer warm period.
Please note: These dates are climatological averages. Actual weather conditions vary by year. Always check the local 10-day forecast before planting.
Charleston, UT Planting Calendar
This weekly planting calendar displays the ideal windows for starting seeds, transplanting, and harvesting your plants.
Charleston, UT Monthly Planting Recommendations
July
In July, recommended activities include direct sowing Garden Cress (from July 9th to July 23rd) and direct sowing Radish (from July 9th to July 23rd).