Planting dates
For Middle Georgia, UGA lists January 15 to April 1 for spring planting and September 1 to October 15 for fall planting. The chart calls these dates approximate. Use them to choose a season, then check the bed and local forecast before sowing.
UGA: Home Garden Planting ChartYour region
UGA says North Georgia planting is about 2 weeks later in spring and earlier in fall than the Middle Georgia baseline. South Georgia can be about 2 weeks earlier in spring and somewhat later in fall. The source does not give an exact county conversion.
UGA: Vegetable Garden CalendarHow to plant
UGA lists radish seed at one-half inch deep, with 1 inch between plants and rows 1½ feet apart. Its maturity range is 25 to 30 days. Label the row with the variety and sowing date.
UGA: Home Garden Planting ChartChoose spring or fall
Use the seasonal window that matches your region. A local soil and weather check is a better final decision than moving the calendar dates into an invented county deadline.
UGA: Vegetable Garden CalendarChoose your next step
You garden in Middle Georgia
Use the published spring or fall range, then direct-sow at the listed depth and spacing.You garden in North Georgia
Plan later in spring and earlier in fall than the Middle Georgia dates.You garden in South Georgia
Plan earlier in spring and somewhat later in fall, then confirm local conditions.Planting questions
Can I plant radishes in spring and fall?
Yes. UGA lists separate Middle Georgia windows for spring and fall.
UGA: Home Garden Planting ChartAre the dates identical across Georgia?
No. UGA provides directional North and South adjustments from the Middle Georgia baseline.
UGA: Vegetable Garden CalendarHow deep should radish seed go?
UGA lists one-half inch.
UGA: Home Garden Planting Chart