Frost Date Calculator
Enter your ZIP code to get your average last spring frost and first fall frost dates, plus a safe planting window for your area.
Frost Date CalculatorPlan your garden with precision. From frost dates to companion planting, our free calculators and tools take the guesswork out of every season.
Six precision tools built for home gardeners, homesteaders, and market growers alike.
Enter your ZIP code to get your average last spring frost and first fall frost dates, plus a safe planting window for your area.
Frost Date CalculatorBuild a custom week-by-week indoor seed starting calendar based on your frost dates and the plants you want to grow.
Seed Starting ScheduleDiscover which plants thrive together and which to keep apart. Improve yields, deter pests, and maximize your garden beds.
Companion PlantingVisually lay out your raised beds. Know exactly how many plants fit per square foot so you never over-crowd again.
Square Foot PlannerEnter your bed dimensions and desired depth to find out exactly how many cubic yards or bags of mulch to order β no waste.
Mulch CalculatorTips, guides, and seasonal advice from experienced gardeners. Learn when to plant, how to amend soil, and more.
BlogNew states are being added regularly. Drop your email and we'll let you know when your area is covered β plus seasonal planting reminders.
No sign-up required. No fluff. Just the tools that help your garden thrive.
All frost date and planting tools use your ZIP code to pull accurate USDA zone and historical climate data.
Check your seed schedule from your phone in the garden or plan beds on your laptop β fully responsive design.
Every tool on GardenCalc is 100% free with no account required. We believe great gardening info should be accessible to everyone.
Our calculators are built on NOAA climate normals and decades of agricultural extension research from land-grant universities.
Every calculator output is formatted to print cleanly so you can post your seed schedule or frost dates in the potting shed.
Every ZIP code in Texas, New Mexico, and Oregon is covered with accurate 30-year NOAA climate data. More states coming soon.