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ZIP 10001 planting calendar

In ZIP 10001, plant cilantro around Mar 25.

Your New York calendar has a 211-day estimated frost-free season. This estimate uses the representative New York frost station, USDA zone 7b, and cilantro timing rules.

USDA zone 7b New York frost station Cornell Cooperative Extension Updated 2026-06-28
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Season map

Cilantro windows by month

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Direct sow
Mar 25
Harvest
May 9
Frost watch
Sep 21

Reminder workflow

Every date has a next action

Direct sow cilantroMar 25
Last frost windowApr 8
First cilantro harvest windowMay 9
Last cilantro sowing targetSep 21
SignalValueWhy it matters
Last frost estimateApril 8, 2026Warm-season transplant risk starts falling after this window.
First frost estimateNovember 5, 2026Fall planting counts backward from this date.
Season length211 daysLonger seasons can support succession crops.
Spacing4-6 inAirflow and root space affect yield.
Soil temperature45 F+Seeds and transplants stall in cold soil.

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Local data

Why this date changes by ZIP

New York frost history and USDA zone 7b shift the safe planting window. GrowZone uses a local representative station instead of one national rule.

Cornell Cooperative Extension is the kind of local source to verify against when a crop is expensive, weather is unusual, or your yard has a cold pocket.

Crop note

Cilantro timing notes

Sow small batches often because cilantro bolts in heat. Cilantro prefers sun to part shade, 4-6 in spacing, and soil near 45 F+.

For fall, count backward from Nov 5. A conservative last sowing target is around Sep 21.