Frost Dates for Tyler, TX 75708

Tyler has 10 ZIP codes. The Tyler, TX frost page lists all of them with their dates.

Last spring frost March 29 · First fall frost November 7 · 223 frost-free days · USDA Zone 8b

ZIP 75708 has about 9,730 people, one of 10 ZIP codes in Tyler.

Long season: 223 frost-free days. Spring frost risk spans March 12–April 14 (33 days). Fall frost risk spans October 20–November 25 (36 days).

Frost probability for 75708

Frost10%50%90%
Spring (last frost)April 14March 29March 12
Fall (first frost)October 20November 7November 25

Dates come from NOAA 1971–2000 freeze probabilities at GILMER 4 WNW (39.8 km away); the 50% date is the median year.

Which crops fit a 223-day season in Tyler

In Tyler (223 frost-free days, a long season), 30 of 56 planner crops fit outright, 25 get two plantings, 1 crop is perennial.

CropStart indoorsPlant out / sowDays you haveVerdictLast sow date
TomatoFeb 22Apr 12–Apr 19181fits: 80 days to maturity, 181 available after Apr 12.Jul 8
PepperFeb 15Apr 12–Apr 19181fits: 75 days to maturity, 181 available after Apr 12.Jul 13
LettuceFeb 1Mar 1–Mar 8258two-plantings: Plant Mar 1 and again by Sep 16; both mature before Nov 14.Sep 16
Carrots—Mar 8–Mar 15265fits: 70 days to maturity, 265 available after Mar 8.Sep 5
CucumberMar 8Apr 12–Apr 19195two-plantings: Plant Apr 12 and again by Aug 11; both mature before Oct 24.Aug 11
Beans—Apr 5–Apr 19209two-plantings: Plant Apr 5 and again by Aug 18; both mature before Oct 31.Aug 18
Peas—Feb 1–Apr 12286fits: 65 days to maturity, 286 available after Feb 1.Aug 27
ZucchiniMar 15Apr 12–Apr 19195two-plantings: Plant Apr 12 and again by Aug 16; both mature before Oct 24.Aug 16
OnionJan 4Mar 1–Mar 15258fits: 100 days to maturity, 258 available after Mar 1.—
Spinach—Feb 1–Mar 22300two-plantings: Plant Feb 1 and again by Oct 5; both mature before Nov 28.Oct 5
KaleJan 18Mar 1–Mar 15272two-plantings: Plant Mar 1 and again by Sep 20; both mature before Nov 28.Sep 20
BroccoliFeb 1Mar 1–Mar 15258fits: 80 days to maturity, 258 available after Mar 1.Aug 12
CabbageFeb 1Mar 1–Mar 15272fits: 70 days to maturity, 272 available after Mar 1.Sep 5
Radish—Feb 1–Apr 26286two-plantings: Plant Feb 1 and again by Oct 6; both mature before Nov 14.Oct 6
Beets—Feb 1–Apr 26286two-plantings: Plant Feb 1 and again by Sep 6; both mature before Nov 14.Sep 6
Potatoes—Mar 15–Mar 22244fits: 90 days to maturity, 244 available after Mar 15.—
Garlic—Nov 7328overwinter: Plant Nov 7 to Nov 28; harvest the following summer.Nov 28
Strawberry—Feb 22–Apr 19279perennial: A perennial: plant Feb 22; it fruits from the following year and keeps producing for several years.—
CornMar 1Apr 5–Apr 12195fits: 75 days to maturity, 195 available after Apr 5.Jul 20
PumpkinMar 15Apr 12–Apr 12188fits: 100 days to maturity, 188 available after Apr 12.Jun 25
CauliflowerFeb 15Mar 22–Apr 5237fits: 75 days to maturity, 237 available after Mar 22.Aug 17
Swiss ChardFeb 1Mar 15–Mar 15244two-plantings: Plant Mar 15 and again by Sep 6; both mature before Nov 14.Sep 6
Arugula—Feb 1–Apr 26300two-plantings: Plant Feb 1 and again by Oct 5; both mature before Nov 28.Oct 5
Brussel SproutsFeb 1Mar 1–Mar 15272fits: 100 days to maturity, 272 available after Mar 1.Aug 6
Butternut SquashMar 15Apr 12–Apr 19188fits: 100 days to maturity, 188 available after Apr 12.Jun 25
EggplantFeb 8Apr 12–Apr 19181fits: 70 days to maturity, 181 available after Apr 12.Jul 18
OkraMar 1Apr 5–Apr 12202two-plantings: Plant Apr 5 and again by Aug 16; both mature before Oct 24.Aug 16
BasilFeb 22Apr 19–Apr 19188two-plantings: Plant Apr 19 and again by Aug 11; both mature before Oct 24.Aug 11
Cilantro—Mar 1–Mar 22258two-plantings: Plant Mar 1 and again by Sep 11; both mature before Nov 14.Sep 11
ParsleyJan 18Apr 5–Apr 12223fits: 70 days to maturity, 223 available after Apr 5.Aug 22
CeleryJan 18Apr 5–Apr 19223fits: 120 days to maturity, 223 available after Apr 5.Jul 3
ScallionsJan 18Mar 1–Mar 15272two-plantings: Plant Mar 1 and again by Sep 15; both mature before Nov 28.Sep 15
Turnip—Mar 1–Mar 15272two-plantings: Plant Mar 1 and again by Sep 25; both mature before Nov 28.Sep 25
Kohlrabi—Feb 15–Mar 1286two-plantings: Plant Feb 15 and again by Sep 20; both mature before Nov 28.Sep 20
Bok ChoyMar 1Mar 22–Mar 29237two-plantings: Plant Mar 22 and again by Sep 16; both mature before Nov 14.Sep 16
CollardsJan 18Mar 1–Mar 15272two-plantings: Plant Mar 1 and again by Sep 15; both mature before Nov 28.Sep 15
CantaloupeMar 15Apr 12–Apr 19181fits: 85 days to maturity, 181 available after Apr 12.Jul 3
ChivesJan 4Apr 5–Apr 12237fits: 90 days to maturity, 237 available after Apr 5.—
Dill—Feb 1–Apr 26286two-plantings: Plant Feb 1 and again by Sep 6; both mature before Nov 14.Sep 6
OreganoJan 18Apr 5–Apr 12237fits: 80 days to maturity, 237 available after Apr 5.—
RosemaryJan 4Apr 5–Apr 12223fits: 80 days to maturity, 223 available after Apr 5.—
SageFeb 1Apr 5–Apr 12237fits: 75 days to maturity, 237 available after Apr 5.—
ThymeJan 18Apr 5–Apr 12237fits: 90 days to maturity, 237 available after Apr 5.—
CalendulaFeb 15Mar 15–Mar 29244two-plantings: Plant Mar 15 and again by Sep 11; both mature before Nov 14.Sep 11
CosmosMar 1Mar 29–Apr 12209two-plantings: Plant Mar 29 and again by Aug 11; both mature before Oct 24.Aug 11
LavenderJan 4Mar 29–Apr 12244fits: 90 days to maturity, 244 available after Mar 29.—
MarigoldsFeb 15Mar 29–Apr 5209two-plantings: Plant Mar 29 and again by Aug 21; both mature before Oct 24.Aug 21
MelonsMar 15Apr 12–Apr 19181fits: 85 days to maturity, 181 available after Apr 12.Jul 3
Mint—Mar 29–Apr 12244fits: 90 days to maturity, 244 available after Mar 29.—
NasturtiumsMar 1Mar 29–Apr 5209two-plantings: Plant Mar 29 and again by Aug 16; both mature before Oct 24.Aug 16
Pole Beans—Apr 5–Apr 19202fits: 65 days to maturity, 202 available after Apr 5.Aug 6
Spaghetti SquashMar 15Apr 12–Apr 19188fits: 90 days to maturity, 188 available after Apr 12.Jul 5
Sunflowers—Mar 29–Apr 12209fits: 70 days to maturity, 209 available after Mar 29.Aug 1
TomatillosFeb 1Apr 5–Apr 12188fits: 75 days to maturity, 188 available after Apr 5.Jul 13
WatermelonMar 15Apr 5–Apr 12188fits: 80 days to maturity, 188 available after Apr 5.Jul 8
Yellow SquashMar 15Apr 12–Apr 19195two-plantings: Plant Apr 12 and again by Aug 16; both mature before Oct 24.Aug 16
ZinniasMar 1Mar 29–Apr 12209two-plantings: Plant Mar 29 and again by Aug 11; both mature before Oct 24.Aug 11

Month by month in Tyler

MonthWhat to do
JanuaryStart indoors: Chives (Jan 4), Lavender (Jan 4), Onion (Jan 4), Rosemary (Jan 4), Celery (Jan 18), Collards (Jan 18), +5 more.
FebruaryStart indoors: Broccoli (Feb 1), Brussel Sprouts (Feb 1), Cabbage (Feb 1), Lettuce (Feb 1), Sage (Feb 1), Swiss Chard (Feb 1), +8 more. Direct sow from: Arugula (Feb 1), Beets (Feb 1), Dill (Feb 1), Peas (Feb 1), Radish (Feb 1), Spinach (Feb 1), +1 more. Plant: Strawberry (Feb 22).
MarchStart indoors: Bok Choy (Mar 1), Corn (Mar 1), Cosmos (Mar 1), Nasturtiums (Mar 1), Okra (Mar 1), Zinnias (Mar 1), +9 more. Direct sow from: Cilantro (Mar 1), Turnip (Mar 1), Carrots (Mar 8), Potatoes (Mar 15), Sunflowers (Mar 29). Transplant from: Broccoli (Mar 1), Brussel Sprouts (Mar 1), Cabbage (Mar 1), Collards (Mar 1), Kale (Mar 1), Lettuce (Mar 1), +12 more. Last frost around March 29.
AprilDirect sow from: Beans (Apr 5), Pole Beans (Apr 5). Transplant from: Celery (Apr 5), Chives (Apr 5), Corn (Apr 5), Okra (Apr 5), Oregano (Apr 5), Parsley (Apr 5), +17 more.
MaySuccession plant lettuce and greens. Keep beds weeded and watered consistently.
JuneLast sowing dates: Butternut Squash (Jun 25), Pumpkin (Jun 25).
JulyLast sowing dates: Cantaloupe (Jul 3), Celery (Jul 3), Melons (Jul 3), Spaghetti Squash (Jul 5), Tomato (Jul 8), Watermelon (Jul 8), +4 more.
AugustLast sowing dates: Sunflowers (Aug 1), Brussel Sprouts (Aug 6), Pole Beans (Aug 6), Basil (Aug 11), Cosmos (Aug 11), Cucumber (Aug 11), +11 more.
SeptemberLast sowing dates: Cabbage (Sep 5), Carrots (Sep 5), Beets (Sep 6), Dill (Sep 6), Swiss Chard (Sep 6), Calendula (Sep 11), +8 more.
OctoberLast sowing dates: Arugula (Oct 5), Spinach (Oct 5), Radish (Oct 6).
NovemberDirect sow from: Garlic (Nov 7). First frost around November 7. Last sowing dates: Garlic (Nov 28).
DecemberHarvest remaining cold-hardy crops: kale, carrots, and beets. Plant garlic bulbs for next year.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the last frost date for Tyler, TX (ZIP 75708)?

The median last spring frost date for Tyler, TX (ZIP code 75708) is around March 29. This is the 50th-percentile date — meaning half of all years see frost end before this date. Use the 10% and 90% dates to understand the full range of risk in your area. One year in ten frost ends before March 12; one in ten it runs past April 14.

What is the first fall frost date in Tyler, TX?

The median first fall frost date for Tyler, TX is around November 7. Plan to harvest or protect frost-sensitive crops like tomatoes and peppers at least a week before this date to avoid losses. The first frost arrives around October 20 in the earliest one-in-ten years, so cover tomatoes and peppers from then.

How long is the growing season in Tyler, TX?

The frost-free growing season in Tyler is about 223 days. This window — from your last spring frost to your first fall frost — is when warm-season vegetables thrive. Cold-hardy crops like kale, spinach, and peas can extend your season by weeks on either side. In Tyler (223 frost-free days, a long season), 30 of 56 planner crops fit outright, 25 get two plantings, 1 crop is perennial.

What USDA hardiness zone is Tyler, TX?

Tyler, TX is in USDA hardiness zone 8b (2023 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map). Zones come from the average coldest winter temperature, so they tell you which perennials survive the winter; the frost dates on this page tell you when to plant.

When should I start tomatoes indoors in Tyler, TX?

Start tomatoes indoors Feb 22 and plant out Apr 12 in Tyler. The planner uses the local median last frost and this crop's indoor-start and transplant offsets.

How many plantings of lettuce fit in Tyler?

Two: plant Mar 1 and again by Sep 16; both mature before Nov 14.

When do I plant garlic in Tyler?

Nov 7 to Nov 28; it overwinters and is ready the following summer.

Can I get two tomato crops in Tyler?

Yes: plant out Apr 12 for a summer crop, and set out a second round of transplants by Jul 8 for a fall crop.

Which nearby ZIP has a longer season?

Whitehouse (ZIP 75791) has 249 frost-free days, 26 more than Tyler (ZIP 75708). See Whitehouse ZIP 75791 frost dates

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