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Zone 10B — February

What to Plant in February in Zone 10B

February in Zone 10B: 0 crops to start indoors, 15 to plant or direct sow outside, and 34 entering harvest window. About 1 winter in 9 freezes; in those winters the last frost averages January 11. Reference city: Los Angeles, CA.
Updated August 12, 2026 · Frost data from NOAA 1991-2020 Climate Normals
0 Start Indoors
15 Plant Outside
34 Harvest
Frost window: Active

This is when frost can still happen in Zone 10B: about 1 winter in 9 reaches 32°F. In those winters, the last spring frost typically lands on January 11, with a 10% chance of frost as late as February 10. Plan transplants with this window in mind.

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Start Indoors in February

Nothing to start seeds indoors in February for Zone 10B.
Next window: September — 1 variety, including Texas 1015Y SuperSweet Onion.

Plant Outside in February

Plant Type Action Target Date Harvest Window
Banana Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Apr 14
Big Bertha Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Apr 12 – Apr 15
California Wonder Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Apr 14 – Apr 17
Carmen Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Apr 2 – Apr 22
Cubanelle Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Apr 4 – Apr 12
Culinary Turmeric root vegetable Transplant Feb 1 Sep 29 – Nov 28
Dwarf Long Pod Okra vegetable Direct Sow Feb 1 Mar 28 – Apr 2
Ginger root vegetable Transplant Feb 1 Sep 29 – Nov 28
Gypsy Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Apr 2 – Apr 7
Habanero Pepper pepper Transplant Feb 1 May 2 – Jun 1
Jimmy Nardello Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Apr 22 – May 2
King Arthur Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Apr 1
Lunchbox Mini Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Mar 28 – Apr 2
Padron Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Apr 2
Shishito Peppers pepper Transplant Feb 1 Apr 2 – Apr 7

Harvest in February

Plant Type Planted / Sown Harvest Window
Baby's Breath Flowers flower Jan 11 Feb 25 – Mar 12
Beauty Pink Radishes root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 13
Beauty Purple Radishes root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 12 – Feb 17
Beauty White Radishes root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 17 – Feb 27
Buckwheat cover crop Jan 11 Feb 10 – Feb 25
Champion Radishes root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 12 – Feb 17
Cherry Belle Radish root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 12
Dill herb Jan 11 Feb 20 – Mar 7
Easter Egg Radishes root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 15 – Feb 19
Fairy Dwarf Mix Candytuft Flowers flower Jan 4 Feb 18 – Feb 28
French Breakfast Radish root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 8
Green Purslane vegetable Jan 18 Feb 22 – Mar 9
Hailstone Radishes root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 17
Lacy Phacelia Flowers flower Jan 11 Feb 25 – Mar 12
Phacelia cover crop and bee forage cover crop Jan 11 Feb 25 – Mar 12
Purple Plum Radishes root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 15 – Feb 17
Royal Carpet Alyssum Flowers flower Jan 4 Feb 18 – Mar 5
Slow-Bolt (Slo-Bolt) Cilantro/Coriander herb Jan 11 Feb 8 – Feb 20
Sparkler Radishes root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 12 – Feb 17
Tri Color Amaranth (Joseph's Coat) vegetable Jan 18 Feb 17 – Mar 4
White Icicle Radishes root vegetable Jan 18 Feb 17
Bouquet Dill herb Dec 28 Feb 16 – Mar 3
Dark Green Italian Giant Parsley herb Dec 28 Feb 26 – Mar 13
Di Cicco Broccoli brassica Dec 28 Feb 11 – Feb 14
Dukat Dill herb Dec 28 Feb 6 – Feb 16
Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage brassica Dec 21 Feb 24 – Mar 6
Fenugreek herb Dec 28 Feb 1 – Feb 16
King Richard Leek allium Dec 14 Feb 27
Mammoth Dill herb Dec 28 Feb 11 – Mar 3
Medium Red Clover Cover Crop cover crop Dec 28 Feb 26 – Mar 13
Rapeseed Cover Crop cover crop Dec 28 Feb 11 – Mar 8
Scarlet Flax Flowers flower Dec 28 Feb 21 – Mar 8
Viola and pansy edible flowers flower Dec 28 Feb 26 – Mar 8
Yellow Sweet Blossom Clover Cover Crop cover crop Dec 28 Feb 26 – Mar 28

Key Tasks for February in Zone 10B

  1. 1 Harden off transplants before moving outdoors — set them outside in a sheltered spot for increasing hours over 7–10 days before planting in the ground.
  2. 2 Direct sow seeds at the recommended depth and spacing. Keep the seedbed consistently moist until germination is complete.
  3. 3 Check soil moisture before watering — stick a finger 2 inches into the soil. Water only when the soil is dry at that depth. Consistent moisture is more important than frequency.
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