When to Plant Tomatillos in Florida
Florida spans USDA hardiness 8b to 11b (zones 8b to 11b on this page). Plant tomatillos by your local frost date, not the calendar — pick your zone below for exact start-indoors, transplant, and harvest dates.
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Tomatillos planting calendar for Florida, Zone 8b
Average last spring frost
March 20
Average first fall frost
November 20
Start seeds indoors
Feb 6
Transplant outdoors
Apr 3
Projected first harvest
Jun 17
Most tomatillos mature in about 75 days. Full zone 8 guide (both 8a and 8b) →
Tomatillos planting calendar for Florida, Zone 9a
Average last spring frost
March 1
Average first fall frost
December 1
Start seeds indoors
Jan 18
Transplant outdoors
Mar 15
Projected first harvest
May 29
Most tomatillos mature in about 75 days. Full zone 9 guide (both 9a and 9b) →
Tomatillos planting calendar for Florida, Zone 9b
Average last spring frost
February 15
Average first fall frost
December 15
Start seeds indoors
Jan 4
Transplant outdoors
Mar 1
Projected first harvest
May 15
Most tomatillos mature in about 75 days. Full zone 9 guide (both 9a and 9b) →
Tomatillos planting calendar for Florida, Zone 10a
Average last spring frost
January 30
Average first fall frost
December 30
Start seeds indoors
Dec 19
Transplant outdoors
Feb 13
Projected first harvest
Apr 29
Most tomatillos mature in about 75 days. Full zone 10 guide (both 10a and 10b) →
Tomatillos planting calendar for Florida, Zone 10b
Average last spring frost
January 30
Average first fall frost
December 30
Start seeds indoors
Dec 19
Transplant outdoors
Feb 13
Projected first harvest
Apr 29
Most tomatillos mature in about 75 days. Full zone 10 guide (both 10a and 10b) →
Tomatillos planting calendar for Florida, Zone 11a
Zone 11a doesn't get a seasonal frost — tomatillos plants on a warm/cool-season calendar instead of frost dates.
Best planting window
Year-round
Time to harvest
~75 days
🌴 Your zone never frosts, so planting is timed to the cooler vs. warmer seasons rather than a frost date.
Most tomatillos mature in about 75 days.
Tomatillos planting calendar for Florida, Zone 11b
Zone 11b doesn't get a seasonal frost — tomatillos plants on a warm/cool-season calendar instead of frost dates.
Best planting window
Year-round
Time to harvest
~75 days
🌴 Your zone never frosts, so planting is timed to the cooler vs. warmer seasons rather than a frost date.
Most tomatillos mature in about 75 days.
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Varieties to grow
2 varieties of tomatillos in the HomeSown library. Tap any for its full grow guide.
Common problems with tomatillos
What to watch for, with identification and treatment for each
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