Rows of young kohlrabi plants growing in a sandy farm field

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When to Plant Kohlrabi in Tennessee

UT Extension gives one set of dates for kohlrabi for the whole state: fall planting runs Jul 15 to Sep 1.

Photo: Rows of young kohlrabi plants growing in a sandy farm field. AnRo0002, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

Planting dates for kohlrabi in your county

The calendar gives one set of dates for the whole state.

Mixed pine and hardwood forest on Brush Mountain in the Citico Creek Wilderness, Tennessee
Mixed pine and hardwood forest on Brush Mountain in the Citico Creek Wilderness, Tennessee
Fall color over the French Broad River from Chimney Rocks in Cherokee National Forest near Del Rio, Tennessee
Fall color over the French Broad River from Chimney Rocks in Cherokee National Forest near Del Rio, Tennessee
Clear Fork river through wooded banks in the Big South Fork area, Tennessee
Clear Fork river through wooded banks in the Big South Fork area, Tennessee

Published dates for kohlrabi in Tennessee

TypeSeasonRegionPublished datesSource
KohlrabifallTennessee (statewide)Planting Interval: July 15 to Sept 1SP291G, p. 2, Table 1

More planting dates for Tennessee

Planting dates for each crop in Tennessee, from the UT Extension calendar.

Planting kohlrabi in Tennessee: questions

When do you plant kohlrabi in Tennessee?

UT Extension gives one set of dates for kohlrabi for the whole state: fall planting runs Jul 15 to Sep 1.

Can I plant kohlrabi in the fall in Tennessee?

Yes. Fall planting runs Jul 15 to Sep 1.

How close to frost can I plant kohlrabi?

Use your county’s 10% last frost date on the Tennessee frost dates page for a safe margin.

Where do these dates for kohlrabi come from?

SP291G Fall Vegetable Gardens.

How are the county dates set?

There is a single statewide window; only frost dates differ by county.

Lone Mountain rising above fields in Morgan County, Tennessee
Lone Mountain rising above fields in Morgan County, Tennessee

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