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What can I grow in Cascavel, Brazil?

🇧🇷Cascavel, Paraná, Brazil

Cascavel, Brazil is in hardiness zone 10b, frosts in only 1 years in 10, and gets about 156 chill hours a winter and 70 in (1781 mm) of rain a year. Best fits: maize (corn), hemp, tea, macadamia and soybean.

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Hardiness zone
Zone 10b
Coldest night 36°F (2°C)
Frost season
Frost-free most years
Frost in 1 years in 10
Frost-safe planting
Any time
No spring frost 9 years in 10
Winter chill
156 hours
11 chill portions
Summer heat
5,794 °F·days(3,219 °C·days)
Degree days above 50°F (10°C)
Hot days
0 days
Above 95°F (35°C) a year
Rain
70 in(1781 mm)
Per year
Dry season
None
Months with rain under 2× the average °C

Great fits (80+)

  1. 100%fit

    Maize (corn)

    Grain · Annual · Plant in January

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average100

      Here: 70°F (21°C) · Ideal: 64–86°F (18–30°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 55°F (13°C) · Ideal: at least 50°F (10°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 25 in (644 mm) · Ideal: 16–35 in (400–900 mm)

    • Degree days above 50°F (10°C)100

      Here: 5,794 °F·days (3,219 °C·days) · Ideal: at least 1,980 °F·days (1,100 °C·days)

    Hybrids are matched to season length by relative maturity. Heat over ~35 °C at silking hurts pollination.

    Zea mays. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Zea mays; FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper 33 (Doorenbos & Kassam 1979, Yield response to water). Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  2. 100%fit

    Hemp

    Best variety: Autoflowering

    Fiber · Annual · Plant in January

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average100

      Here: 71°F (22°C) · Ideal: 64–82°F (18–28°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 58°F (15°C) · Ideal: at least 41°F (5°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 21 in (522 mm) · Ideal: 14–28 in (350–700 mm)

    Grain and fibre cultivars bred at high latitudes flower too early under the short days of the tropics. Licensing rules vary by country. Autoflowering: Day-neutral: flowers on age, not day length, so it suits low latitudes and short seasons.

    Cannabis sativa. Sources: Amaducci et al. 2015, Key cultivation techniques for hemp in Europe and China (Industrial Crops and Products); FAO ECOCROP: Cannabis sativa. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  3. 100%fit

    Tea

    China type (var. sinensis)

    Beverage · Perennial

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Average temperature100

      Here: 66°F (19°C) · Ideal: 61–77°F (16–25°C)

    • Coldest night of the year (average)100

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 14°F (-10°C)

    • Yearly rain100

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 59–118 in (1,500–3,000 mm)

    • Dry-season length100

      Here: 0 months · Ideal: at most 2 months

    • Days above 95°F (35°C)100

      Here: 0 days · Ideal: at most 10 days

    Needs acidic soil and steady rain; the finest teas come from cool highlands.

    Camellia sinensis. Sources: Carr 1972, The climatic requirements of the tea plant: a review (Experimental Agriculture); FAO ECOCROP: Camellia sinensis. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  4. 100%fit

    Macadamia

    Nut · Perennial

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Coldest night of the year (average)100

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 30°F (-1°C)

    • Average temperature100

      Here: 66°F (19°C) · Ideal: 64–77°F (18–25°C)

    • Days above 95°F (35°C)100

      Here: 0 days · Ideal: at most 5 days

    • Yearly rain100

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 47–98 in (1,200–2,500 mm)

    Subtropical: best in frost-free, humid coastal climates. Strong winds break limbs.

    Macadamia integrifolia / M. tetraphylla. Sources: Hort Innovation / Australian Macadamia Society growing guides; FAO ECOCROP: Macadamia integrifolia. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  5. 100%fit

    Soybean

    Oilseed · Annual · Plant in January

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average100

      Here: 70°F (21°C) · Ideal: 68–86°F (20–30°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 55°F (13°C) · Ideal: at least 50°F (10°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 25 in (644 mm) · Ideal: 18–35 in (450–900 mm)

    Maturity groups are matched to latitude because flowering is triggered by shortening days.

    Glycine max. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Glycine max; FAO Crop Water Information: soybean. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  6. 100%fit

    Sunflower

    Oilseed · Annual · Plant in January

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average100

      Here: 70°F (21°C) · Ideal: 64–82°F (18–28°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 55°F (13°C) · Ideal: at least 43°F (6°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 25 in (644 mm) · Ideal: 12–28 in (300–700 mm)

    Deep roots make it fairly drought tolerant.

    Helianthus annuus. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Helianthus annuus; FAO Crop Water Information: sunflower. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  7. 100%fit

    Barley

    Grain · Annual · Plant in May

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average100

      Here: 59°F (15°C) · Ideal: 52–68°F (11–20°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 46°F (8°C) · Ideal: at least 32°F (0°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 18 in (456 mm) · Ideal: 7.9–20 in (200–500 mm)

    The most cold- and drought-tolerant small grain; malting barley wants a cool, dry finish.

    Hordeum vulgare. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Hordeum vulgare; FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper 33 (Doorenbos & Kassam 1979). Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  8. 100%fit

    Potato

    Root crop · Annual · Plant in February

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average100

      Here: 67°F (19°C) · Ideal: 55–68°F (13–20°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 49°F (9°C) · Ideal: at least 37°F (3°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 22 in (564 mm) · Ideal: 14–28 in (350–700 mm)

    Tubers form best with cool nights; above ~25 °C tuber growth stalls. In the tropics it's a highland or cool-season crop.

    Solanum tuberosum. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Solanum tuberosum; FAO Crop Water Information: potato. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  9. 100%fit

    Wheat

    Spring wheat

    Grain · Annual · Plant in February

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average100

      Here: 67°F (19°C) · Ideal: 54–72°F (12–22°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 49°F (9°C) · Ideal: at least 32°F (0°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 22 in (564 mm) · Ideal: 9.8–24 in (250–600 mm)

    In mild-winter climates spring wheat is sown in autumn and grows through the cool season.

    Triticum aestivum. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Triticum aestivum; FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper 33 (Doorenbos & Kassam 1979). Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  10. 100%fit

    Canola (rapeseed)

    Spring canola

    Oilseed · Annual · Plant in March

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average100

      Here: 64°F (18°C) · Ideal: 54–70°F (12–21°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 49°F (9°C) · Ideal: at least 32°F (0°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 21 in (542 mm) · Ideal: 9.8–22 in (250–550 mm)

    Heat over ~30 °C at flowering cuts yield; a cool-season crop in warm climates.

    Brassica napus. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Brassica napus; Canola Council of Canada: Canola Encyclopedia. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  11. 100%fit

    Avocado

    Hass (Guatemalan × Mexican)

    Fruit · Perennial

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Coldest night of the year (average)100

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 32°F (0°C)

    • Average temperature100

      Here: 66°F (19°C) · Ideal: 61–75°F (16–24°C)

    • Days above 95°F (35°C)100

      Here: 0 days · Ideal: at most 10 days

    • Yearly rain100

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 39–71 in (1,000–1,800 mm)

    Most commercial orchards are irrigated. Needs free-draining soil; root rot in waterlogged ground. Hot dry winds at flowering cut fruit set.

    Persea americana. Sources: University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources: avocado production guidance; FAO ECOCROP: Persea americana. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  12. 100%fit

    Strawberry

    Fruit · Annual · Plant in February

    Every requirement is in its ideal range.

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average100

      Here: 69°F (21°C) · Ideal: 57–75°F (14–24°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 55°F (13°C) · Ideal: at least 37°F (3°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 18 in (446 mm) · Ideal: 5.9–18 in (150–450 mm)

    Grown as a short-season crop in most commercial systems; day-neutral types fruit through summer.

    Fragaria × ananassa. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Fragaria × ananassa; UC ANR: Strawberry production. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  13. 98%fit

    Sorghum

    Grain · Annual · Plant in November

    Holding it back: Growing season too cool: 71°F (22°C) here, ideal 72–91°F (22–33°C)

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average97

      Here: 71°F (22°C) · Ideal: 72–91°F (22–33°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 57°F (14°C) · Ideal: at least 54°F (12°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 28 in (701 mm) · Ideal: 12–28 in (300–700 mm)

    Handles heat and drought better than maize.

    Sorghum bicolor. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Sorghum bicolor; FAO Crop Water Information: sorghum. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  14. 98%fit

    Tomato

    Vegetable · Annual · Plant in January

    Holding it back: Too wet in the growing season: 25 in (644 mm) here, ideal 9.8–24 in (250–600 mm)

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average100

      Here: 70°F (21°C) · Ideal: 64–81°F (18–27°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 55°F (13°C) · Ideal: at least 50°F (10°C)

    • Growing-season rain91

      Here: 25 in (644 mm) · Ideal: 9.8–24 in (250–600 mm)

    Fruit set fails when nights drop below ~10 °C or days top ~35 °C. Wet seasons bring blight.

    Solanum lycopersicum. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Solanum lycopersicum; FAO Crop Water Information: tomato. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  15. 97%fit

    Citrus

    Best variety: Satsuma mandarin (cold-hardy)

    Fruit · Perennial

    Holding it back: Summers too cool: 72°F (22°C) here, ideal 73–86°F (23–30°C)

    Why this score ▸
    • Coldest night of the year (average)100

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 19°F (-7°C)

    • Average temperature100

      Here: 66°F (19°C) · Ideal: 61–75°F (16–24°C)

    • Warmest-month average82

      Here: 72°F (22°C) · Ideal: 73–86°F (23–30°C)

    • Yearly rain100

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 35–79 in (900–2,000 mm)

    Freezes are the deciding risk: a few hours below −3 °C damage fruit and young trees. Our cold-snap estimate is weakest in subtropical climates.

    Citrus spp.. Sources: UF/IFAS Extension: citrus cold hardiness; FAO ECOCROP: Citrus sinensis. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  16. 96%fit

    Peanut

    Oilseed · Annual · Plant in November

    Holding it back: Growing season too cool: 71°F (22°C) here, ideal 72–86°F (22–30°C)

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average92

      Here: 71°F (22°C) · Ideal: 72–86°F (22–30°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 57°F (14°C) · Ideal: at least 57°F (14°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 33 in (841 mm) · Ideal: 18–35 in (450–900 mm)

    Needs warm, light soil for pods to develop underground.

    Arachis hypogaea. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Arachis hypogaea; FAO Crop Water Information: groundnut. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  17. 96%fit

    Rice

    Grain · Annual · Plant in December

    Holding it back: Nights too cold in the growing season: 58°F (14°C) here, ideal at least 59°F (15°C)

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average98

      Here: 71°F (22°C) · Ideal: 72–88°F (22–31°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)90

      Here: 58°F (14°C) · Ideal: at least 59°F (15°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 28 in (718 mm) · Ideal: 28–79 in (700–2,000 mm)

    Paddy rice is usually flooded from irrigation or monsoon rain; nights below ~15 °C at flowering cause empty grains.

    Oryza sativa. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Oryza sativa; FAO Crop Water Information: rice. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  18. 94%fit

    Cotton

    Fiber · Annual · Plant in November

    Holding it back: Growing season too cool: 70°F (21°C) here, ideal 72–90°F (22–32°C)

    Why this score ▸
    • Growing-season average86

      Here: 70°F (21°C) · Ideal: 72–90°F (22–32°C)

    • Coldest growing-season night (monthly average)100

      Here: 55°F (13°C) · Ideal: at least 54°F (12°C)

    • Growing-season rain100

      Here: 38 in (963 mm) · Ideal: 20–39 in (500–1,000 mm)

    • Frost-free days100

      Here: 365 days · Ideal: at least 190 days

    Needs a long, hot season and dry weather when bolls open.

    Gossypium hirsutum. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Gossypium hirsutum; FAO Crop Water Information: cotton. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  19. 85%fit

    Coffee (arabica)

    Beverage · Perennial

    Holding it back: Winters get too cold: 36°F (2°C) here, ideal at least 39°F (4°C)

    Why this score ▸
    • Average temperature100

      Here: 66°F (19°C) · Ideal: 64–72°F (18–22°C)

    • Coldest night of the year (average)57

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 39°F (4°C)

    • Yearly rain100

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 55–91 in (1,400–2,300 mm)

    • Dry-season length100

      Here: 0 months · Ideal: at most 4 months

    • Days above 95°F (35°C)100

      Here: 0 days · Ideal: at most 2 days

    A short dry season (2–3 months) helps flowering happen all at once. Above ~23 °C average, quality and yield fall; frost kills.

    Coffea arabica. Sources: DaMatta & Ramalho 2006, Impacts of drought and temperature stress on coffee physiology and production (Brazilian Journal of Plant Physiology); FAO ECOCROP: Coffea arabica. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

Worth a try (50–79)

  1. 74%fit

    Fig

    Fruit · Perennial

    Holding it back: Too wet: 70 in (1,781 mm) here, ideal 9.8–39 in (250–1,000 mm)

    Why this score ▸
    • Coldest night of the year (average)100

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 18°F (-8°C)

    • Warmest-month average100

      Here: 72°F (22°C) · Ideal: 72–90°F (22–32°C)

    • Frost-free days100

      Here: 365 days · Ideal: at least 200 days

    • Yearly rain22

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 9.8–39 in (250–1,000 mm)

    Tops die back around −10 °C but roots often regrow. Rain at ripening splits fruit.

    Ficus carica. Sources: UC ANR: Fig production; FAO ECOCROP: Ficus carica. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  2. 71%fit

    Sugarcane

    Sugar crop · Perennial

    Holding it back: Too cool overall: 66°F (19°C) here, ideal 72–86°F (22–30°C)

    Why this score ▸
    • Average temperature36

      Here: 66°F (19°C) · Ideal: 72–86°F (22–30°C)

    • Coldest night of the year (average)100

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 36°F (2°C)

    • Frost-free days100

      Here: 365 days · Ideal: at least 300 days

    • Yearly rain100

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 43–98 in (1,100–2,500 mm)

    A cooler, drier spell before harvest raises sugar content. Often irrigated.

    Saccharum officinarum. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Saccharum officinarum; FAO Crop Water Information: sugarcane. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  3. 61%fit

    Peach

    Best variety: Low-chill (Florida and subtropical types)

    Fruit · Perennial

    Holding it back: Too wet: 70 in (1,781 mm) here, ideal 24–47 in (600–1,200 mm)

    Why this score ▸
    • Winter chill (9 winters in 10)34

      Here: 7 portions · Ideal: at least 10 portions

    • Coldest night of the year (average)100

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 18°F (-8°C)

    • Frost-free days100

      Here: 365 days · Ideal: at least 170 days

    • Degree days above 50°F (10°C)100

      Here: 5,794 °F·days (3,219 °C·days) · Ideal: at least 2,340 °F·days (1,300 °C·days)

    • Yearly rain27

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 24–47 in (600–1,200 mm)

    Flower buds are killed around −23 °C in midwinter and by frost after bloom.

    Prunus persica. Sources: Fadón et al. 2020, Chilling and heat requirements of temperate stone fruit trees (Prunus sp.) (Agronomy); FAO ECOCROP: Prunus persica. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  4. 58%fit

    Banana

    Fruit · Perennial

    Holding it back: Too cool overall: 66°F (19°C) here, ideal 72–86°F (22–30°C)

    Why this score ▸
    • Coldest-month average72

      Here: 58°F (14°C) · Ideal: at least 61°F (16°C)

    • Coldest night of the year (average)46

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 41°F (5°C)

    • Average temperature20

      Here: 66°F (19°C) · Ideal: 72–86°F (22–30°C)

    • Yearly rain100

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 59–102 in (1,500–2,600 mm)

    • Dry-season length100

      Here: 0 months · Ideal: at most 2 months

    Growth stops below ~14 °C; wind tears the leaves.

    Musa spp.. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Musa acuminata; FAO Crop Water Information: banana. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  5. 55%fit

    Apple

    Best variety: Low-chill (Anna, Dorsett Golden)

    Fruit · Perennial

    Holding it back: Not enough winter chill: 7 portions here, ideal at least 12 portions

    Why this score ▸
    • Winter chill (9 winters in 10)12

      Here: 7 portions · Ideal: at least 12 portions

    • Coldest night of the year (average)100

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least -4°F (-20°C)

    • Frost-free days100

      Here: 365 days · Ideal: at least 140 days

    • Degree days above 50°F (10°C)100

      Here: 5,794 °F·days (3,219 °C·days) · Ideal: at least 1,800 °F·days (1,000 °C·days)

    • Days above 95°F (35°C)100

      Here: 0 days · Ideal: at most 30 days

    • Yearly rain60

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 26–51 in (650–1,300 mm)

    Rootstock and variety set cold hardiness; the hardiest survive zone 3. Hot summers hurt colour and cause sunburn.

    Malus domestica. Sources: Luedeling 2012, Climate change impacts on winter chill for temperate fruit and nut production: a review (Scientia Horticulturae); FAO ECOCROP: Malus domestica. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

Long shots (3)▸
  1. 49%fit

    Cassava

    Root crop · Perennial

    Holding it back: Too cool overall: 66°F (19°C) here, ideal 72–86°F (22–30°C)

    Why this score ▸
    • Average temperature36

      Here: 66°F (19°C) · Ideal: 72–86°F (22–30°C)

    • Coldest night of the year (average)46

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 41°F (5°C)

    • Yearly rain100

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 39–79 in (1,000–2,000 mm)

    Very drought tolerant once established; harvested 8–24 months after planting.

    Manihot esculenta. Sources: FAO ECOCROP: Manihot esculenta; FAO 2013, Save and Grow: Cassava. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  2. 46%fit

    Blueberry

    Best variety: Southern highbush (Emerald, Star)

    Fruit · Perennial

    Holding it back: Not enough winter chill: 7 portions here, ideal at least 15 portions

    Why this score ▸
    • Winter chill (9 winters in 10)8

      Here: 7 portions · Ideal: at least 15 portions

    • Coldest night of the year (average)100

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 14°F (-10°C)

    • Frost-free days100

      Here: 365 days · Ideal: at least 140 days

    • Days above 95°F (35°C)100

      Here: 0 days · Ideal: at most 50 days

    • Yearly rain72

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 30–59 in (750–1,500 mm)

    Needs acidic soil (pH 4.5–5.5), which climate can't tell us. Shallow roots: irrigate in dry spells.

    Vaccinium corymbosum / V. virgatum. Sources: Retamales & Hancock, Blueberries (CABI, 2nd ed.); NC State Extension: blueberry chill requirements. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

  3. 39%fit

    Garlic

    Best variety: Softneck (California Early, Silverskin)

    Vegetable · Annual

    Holding it back: Too wet: 70 in (1,781 mm) here, ideal 16–39 in (400–1,000 mm)

    Why this score ▸
    • Coldest-month average62

      Here: 58°F (14°C) · Ideal: at most 54°F (12°C)

    • Coldest night of the year (average)100

      Here: 36°F (2°C) · Ideal: at least 5°F (-15°C)

    • Warmest-month average100

      Here: 72°F (22°C) · Ideal: 64–82°F (18–28°C)

    • Yearly rain2

      Here: 70 in (1,781 mm) · Ideal: 16–39 in (400–1,000 mm)

    Planted in autumn and harvested in early summer; cloves need weeks below ~10 °C to form bulbs (hardnecks more than softnecks).

    Allium sativum. Sources: UC ANR: Garlic production in California; FAO ECOCROP: Allium sativum. Ranges not yet reviewed by an agronomist.

Won't grow here (15)▸
  • Almond: Not enough winter chill: 7 portions here, ideal at least 25 portions
  • Cacao: Winters too cold: 58°F (14°C) here, ideal at least 68°F (20°C)
  • Cherry: Not enough winter chill: 7 portions here, ideal at least 60 portions
  • Date palm: Summers too cool: 72°F (22°C) here, ideal 88–104°F (31–40°C)
  • Hops: Summer days too short: 13.7 h here, ideal at least 15.0 h
  • Kiwifruit: Not enough winter chill: 7 portions here, ideal at least 42 portions
  • Lavender: Too wet: 70 in (1,781 mm) here, ideal 14–33 in (350–850 mm)
  • Mango: Too cool overall: 66°F (19°C) here, ideal 73–86°F (23–30°C)
  • Olive: Too wet: 70 in (1,781 mm) here, ideal 16–35 in (400–900 mm)
  • Pear: Not enough winter chill: 7 portions here, ideal at least 60 portions
  • Pecan: Not enough winter chill: 7 portions here, ideal at least 30 portions
  • Pistachio: Not enough winter chill: 7 portions here, ideal at least 58 portions
  • Saffron: Too wet: 70 in (1,781 mm) here, ideal 9.8–28 in (250–700 mm)
  • Walnut: Not enough winter chill: 7 portions here, ideal at least 45 portions
  • Wine grapes: Too wet: 70 in (1,781 mm) here, ideal 16–35 in (400–900 mm)

Climate vs. crop needs

Temperature (°F)

HighLowAverage

Ideal average in the growing season40°60°80°100°JFMAMJJASONDHigh Jan: 84°High Feb: 83°High Mar: 81°High Apr: 78°High May: 70°High Jun: 69°High Jul: 70°High Aug: 75°High Sep: 77°High Oct: 79°High Nov: 81°High Dec: 84°Low Jan: 61°Low Feb: 61°Low Mar: 59°Low Apr: 55°Low May: 49°Low Jun: 49°Low Jul: 46°Low Aug: 48°Low Sep: 52°Low Oct: 56°Low Nov: 57°Low Dec: 58°Average Jan: 72°Average Feb: 72°Average Mar: 70°Average Apr: 66°Average May: 59°Average Jun: 59°Average Jul: 58°Average Aug: 61°Average Sep: 65°Average Oct: 68°Average Nov: 69°Average Dec: 71°

Rain (in per month)

 

0510JFMAMJJASONDRain Jan: 7.8Rain Feb: 7.2Rain Mar: 5.5Rain Apr: 4.8Rain May: 4.7Rain Jun: 6.4Rain Jul: 4.1Rain Aug: 2.8Rain Sep: 5.8Rain Oct: 8.5Rain Nov: 4.8Rain Dec: 7.7
  • Ideal average in the growing season: 64–86°F. Compare with the gray dashed average line.
  • Growing season: Jan–Apr
  • Ideal rain over the growing season: 16–35 in. Here: 25 in.

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How these scores work

Each crop has an ideal range and hard limits for things like winter cold, chill hours, summer heat and rain. A score of 100 means everything is in range; one hard limit crossed means 0. Annual crops are scored over their best growing season, which sets the planting month. Scores assume irrigation where rain falls short, and flag crops that need it.

Climate comes from 1991–2020 monthly averages for the 4 km climate cell around the town. Frost dates, chill and hardiness zones are estimated from those averages by simulating daily weather, so check them against local records. Soil, slope and water rights matter as much as climate. Crop ranges come from FAO ECOCROP and university extension guides and haven't been reviewed by an agronomist yet.

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