Zone 9B — November
What to Plant in November in Zone 9B
November in Zone 9B:
8 crops to start indoors,
0 to plant or direct sow outside, and
22 entering harvest window.
About 9 winters in 10 freeze; in those winters the last frost averages February 7. Reference city: Miami, FL.
8 Start Indoors
0 Plant Outside
22 Harvest
Start Indoors in November
| Plant | Type | Start Indoors | Transplant Outside | Harvest Window |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Giant Maximum Mix Snapdragon Flowers | flower | Nov 15 | Jan 17 | Apr 7 – Apr 22 |
| Green Onion | allium | Nov 1 | Jan 3 | Perennial — see plant page |
| King Richard Leek | allium | Nov 8 | Jan 10 | Mar 26 |
| Leek | allium | Nov 8 | Jan 10 | Apr 20 – May 20 |
| Viola and pansy edible flowers | flower | Nov 15 | Jan 24 | Mar 25 – Apr 4 |
| Golden Celery | vegetable | Nov 29 | Feb 14 | May 10 – May 20 |
| Tendercrisp Celery | vegetable | Nov 29 | Feb 14 | May 15 – May 30 |
| Tepin Hot Peppers | pepper | Nov 22 | Feb 7 | Jun 7 – Aug 26 |
Plant Outside in November
Nothing to plant or sow outside in November for Zone 9B.
Next window: December — 2 varieties, including California Bluebell, Elephant Garlic.
Harvest in November
Key Tasks for November in Zone 9B
- 1 Start 8 varieties indoors this month under grow lights or in a sunny south-facing window. Use a seed-starting mix and bottom heat (70–75°F) for best germination rates.
- 2 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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