When should I plant Green Onion in Zone 7a?

Start Green Onion seeds indoors around Mar 4. Transplant outdoors after Apr 1. Expect first harvest around May 11.

What is the last frost date for Zone 7a?

The average last spring frost date for Zone 7a is Apr 15. The first fall frost averages Oct 22, giving a 190-day growing season.

Can I grow Green Onion in Zone 7a?

Yes. Green Onion needs 65 days to harvest. Zone 7a has a 190-day growing season, which is sufficient. You can plant up to 5 successions.

Growing Green Onion in Zone 7a

Zone 7a has mild winters and a long growing season — good conditions for Green Onion. Last frost: Apr 15. First frost: Oct 22.

Planting Calendar

Indoor

Outdoor

Harvest

Mar 4Oct 22

Season: Apr 15 – Oct 22 (190 days) · Succession: plant every 3 weeks (up to 5x)

Zone7a

Last FrostApr 15

First FrostOct 22

Season Length190 days

Days to Harvest65

Sunfull-to-part

Frost ToleranceHeavy

Spacing16/sqft (3" apart)

When to Plant Green Onion in Zone 7a

Start Seeds Indoors: Mar 4

Start Green Onion seeds indoors around Mar 4 (6 weeks before last frost). Optimal germination temperature: 65°F. Germinates in 7–14 days.

Transplant Outdoors: Apr 1

Transplant Green Onion seedlings outdoors after Apr 1. Wait until soil temperature reaches 40°F. Space plants at 16/sqft (3" apart). Harden off plants for a week before moving outside.

Harvest: May 11

First harvest approximately May 11 (~40 days from transplant). Continue harvesting until first frost (Oct 22). Green Onion can overwinter in mild climates for continued harvest.

Fall Planting: Aug 27

For a fall harvest, plant Green Onion around Aug 27 (8 weeks before first frost).

Companion Planting

✅ Carrot ✅ Beet ✅ Lettuce ✅ Tomato✅ Pepper✅ Cabbage✅ Strawberries

❌ Bean❌ Pea

Green Onion in Other Zones

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