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What to sow in January
in USDA zone 10

88 crops can go in this month. Typical last frost zone 10: about 31 January. First autumn frost about 31 December. This is the January page; jump to this month.

Sow in January

Apple
Sow November to February
Apricot
Sow November to February
Arugula
Sow September to April
Asian Pear
Sow November to February
Asparagus
Sow December to February
Basil
Sow January to September
Beefsteak Tomato
Sow January to April
Beetroot
Sow September to May · 1 in the club sowing now
Blackberry
Sow September to March
Blueberry (Northern Highbush)
Sow September to March
Blueberry (Rabbiteye)
Sow September to March
Bok Choy
Sow September to March
Broccoli
Sow January to November · 2 in the club sowing now
Bulb Onion
Sow October to February
Cabbage
Sow September to January
Cantaloupe
Sow January to July
Carrot
Sow January to December · 5 in the club sowing now
Cauliflower
Sow January to November · 2 in the club sowing now
Celeriac
Sow January to March
Celery
Sow January to November
Cherry (Sour)
Sow November to February
Cherry (Sweet)
Sow November to February
Cherry Tomato
Sow January to April
Chives
Sow October to April · 1 in the club sowing now
Cilantro
Sow September to March
Collard Greens
Sow September to February
Cranberry
Sow September to March
Dill
Sow January to November
Early Season Tomato
Sow January to April
Eggplant
Sow January to October
Elderberry
Sow September to March
Endive & Escarole
Sow September to March
Fava Bean
Sow October to February
Fennel
Sow September to March
Fig
Sow November to February
Globe Artichoke
Sow October to February
Gooseberry
Sow September to March
Grape (Table)
Sow November to February
Grape (Wine)
Sow November to February
Heat Tolerant Tomato
Sow January to April
Heirloom Tomato
Sow January to April
Hot Chilli
Sow January to April
Kale
Sow September to March · 3 in the club sowing now
Kiwi (Fuzzy)
Sow November to February
Kiwi (Hardy Kiwiberry)
Sow November to February
Kohlrabi
Sow September to February
Leek
Sow October to March · 3 in the club sowing now
Lettuce
Sow September to March · 3 in the club sowing now
Main Season Tomato
Sow January to April
Medium Chilli
Sow January to April
Mild Chilli
Sow January to April
Mulberry
Sow November to February
Mustard Greens
Sow September to March · 2 in the club sowing now
Nectarine
Sow November to February
Okra
Sow January to October
Oregano
Sow December to May
Parsley
Sow September to April
Parsnip
Sow December to February · 1 in the club sowing now
Passionfruit
Sow October to April
Paste Tomato
Sow January to April
Patio Tomato
Sow January to April
Pawpaw
Sow November to February
Pea
Sow September to February
Peach
Sow November to February
Pear
Sow November to February
Plum (European)
Sow November to February
Plum (Japanese)
Sow November to February
Pomegranate
Sow November to February
Quince
Sow November to February
Radish
Sow September to May · 1 in the club sowing now
Raspberry (Red)
Sow September to March
Raspberry (Yellow/Gold)
Sow September to March
Rosemary
Sow December to May
Sage
Sow December to May
Scallion
Sow September to May
Shallot
Sow October to February
Snap Bean
Sow January to October
Specialty Chilli
Sow January to April
Spinach
Sow September to March · 2 in the club sowing now
Strawberry
Sow September to March · 1 in the club sowing now
Super Hot Chilli
Sow January to March
Sweet Bell Pepper
Sow January to December
Sweet Corn
Sow January to September
Swiss Chard
Sow September to April
Thyme
Sow December to May
Tomatillo
Sow January to September
Turnip
Sow September to February · 3 in the club sowing now
Watermelon
Sow January to July

Ready to pick in January

Coming up in February

Cucumber, Edamame, Napa Cabbage, Rhubarb, Sweet Potato. See the February page.

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Questions people ask

What can I sow in January in USDA zone 10?

88 crops go in this month in USDA zone 10: Apple, Apricot, Arugula, Asian Pear, Asparagus, Basil, Beefsteak Tomato, Beetroot and more.

When is the last frost in USDA zone 10?

Typically around 31 January, with the first autumn frost about 31 December. Treat those as averages and watch the forecast; a cold spring can push them back a fortnight.

What's ready to harvest in January in USDA zone 10?

Apple, Passionfruit, Pear.

Plan the plot, track every sowing, cook the harvest

Sowing reminders and harvest forecasts for your own frost dates, the Seed Tin, Scan Centre for any label or packet, and the Potty Mouth Garden Club. Free to start.

Tony C Smith
Tony C Smith

Allotment keeper in the North East of England, the voice behind the Tony C Smith YouTube channel, and the gardener who built GrowMore CookMore. Club numbers on this page update as members log their plots. Last updated 4 September 2026.