When to Plant Dahlias in New Jersey

In a typical New Jersey location, plant outdoors Apr 22 – May 6. Across the state, the outdoor planting window starts as early as Apr 2 in Atlantic City and as late as May 7 in Manville.

Method Plant out (slips, crowns, or tubers)
Days to maturity 90–120 days

Plant tubers 1-3 weeks after last frost once soil is warm (60F+); very frost-sensitive.

Dahlias Planting Dates by City

CityPlant outdoors
NewarkApr 11 – Apr 25
Jersey CityApr 11 – Apr 25
PatersonApr 22 – May 6
ElizabethApr 9 – Apr 23
EdisonApr 22 – May 6
TrentonApr 24 – May 8
Toms RiverApr 30 – May 14
CliftonApr 22 – May 6
CamdenApr 6 – Apr 20
BrickApr 30 – May 14
PassaicApr 10 – Apr 24
Cherry HillApr 22 – May 6
Union CityApr 6 – Apr 20
BayonneApr 9 – Apr 23
MiddletownApr 24 – May 8
East OrangeApr 11 – Apr 25
North BergenApr 6 – Apr 20
IrvingtonApr 11 – Apr 25
VinelandApr 18 – May 2
South VinelandMay 1 – May 15
WayneApr 21 – May 5
New BrunswickApr 22 – May 6
UnionApr 18 – May 2
PiscatawayApr 22 – May 6
JacksonMay 5 – May 19
LakewoodApr 30 – May 14
HobokenApr 6 – Apr 20
West New YorkApr 6 – Apr 20
Perth AmboyApr 22 – May 6
PlainfieldApr 18 – May 2

Showing the 30 most populous of 223 New Jersey cities. Dates are estimates from each city's NOAA frost normals and university extension timing guidelines. See all New Jersey cities.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I plant dahlias in New Jersey?

In a typical New Jersey location, plant outdoors Apr 22 – May 6. Across the state, the outdoor planting window starts as early as Apr 2 in Atlantic City and as late as May 7 in Manville.

When is the last frost in New Jersey?

The average last spring frost in New Jersey ranges from March 26 in Atlantic City to April 30 in Manville, based on NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals.

How long do dahlias take to grow?

Dahlias typically take 90–120 days from planting to harvest. Plant tubers 1-3 weeks after last frost once soil is warm (60F+); very frost-sensitive.

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