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Growing Season: Norra In-Vinga

Västra Götaland, Sweden

Growing season

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 13 Jun
Daylight
10+ h
14+ h
10+ h
26 Feb
15 Apr
29 Aug
15 Oct
231 days
Frost-free
10% frost-free
29 Mar
22 Nov
90% frost risk
238 days
Effective
29 Mar
15 Oct
200 days

The growing season in Norra In-Vinga is approximately 200 days and is limited by both frost and daylight.

Last spring frost

The last spring frost normally occurs on 29 Mar in Norra In-Vinga. At the earliest, the last frost is over around 9 Mar and at the latest around 13 Apr.

Frost-free probabilityFrost-free prob. Date Grower's risk level Explanation
10% 9 Mar High risk Frost 9 out of 10 years after this date
25% 20 Mar Frost 3 out of 4 years after this date
50% 29 Mar Normal risk Frost every other year after this date
75% 7 Apr Frost 1 out of 4 years after this date
90% 13 Apr Low risk Frost 1 out of 10 years after this date
Growing is often planned around the date when there is a 50% probability that the last spring frost has occurred. In Norra In-Vinga that is 29 Mar. If you want lower frost risk, choose 75% or 90%, i.e. a later date.

First autumn frost

The first autumn frost normally occurs on 22 Nov in Norra In-Vinga. At the earliest, frost can arrive around 12 Nov and at the latest around 4 Dec.

Frost probabilityFrost prob. Date Grower's risk level Explanation
10% 12 Nov Low risk Frost 1 out of 10 years on or before this date
25% 19 Nov Frost 1 out of 4 years on or before this date
50% 22 Nov Normal risk Frost every other year on or before this date
75% 28 Nov Frost 3 out of 4 years on or before this date
90% 4 Dec High risk Frost 9 out of 10 years on or before this date
Growing is often planned around the date when there is a 50% probability that the first autumn frost has occurred. In Norra In-Vinga that is 22 Nov. If you want lower frost risk, choose 10% or 25%, i.e. an earlier date.

Daylight & Persephone Period

Plants need at least 10 hours of daylight to grow actively. The period with under 10 h is called the Persephone period.

From To Number of days
Daylight over 10 h 26 Feb 15 Oct 231
Persephone period 16 Oct 25 Feb 134
Plan the year's last sowing of cold-hardy plants in Norra In-Vinga so they are approximately 75% mature by 16 Oct when daylight drops below 10 h and growth starts to slow.

Daylight periods

Long-day plants like lettuce, spinach and coriander bolt when daylight gets too long. Plan sowing and harvest during periods when daylight is shorter (10-14 h). Early spring or late summer sowing gives the best results.

Season Light Period Days Advice
Shorter daylight 10-14 h 26 Feb – 14 Apr 48 Grow long-day plants like spinach, lettuce and coriander.
Longer daylight 14+ h 15 Apr – 28 Aug 136 High risk of bolting
Shorter daylight 10-14 h 29 Aug – 15 Oct 48 Grow long-day plants