When to plant Rhubarb in South Carolina

In spring, from Mar 1 – Apr 1 in Irmo to Mar 10 – Apr 10 in Gaffney.

In fall, from Oct 15 – Dec 1 in Gaffney to Nov 1 – Dec 1 in Tega Cay.

Dates are for setting out plants. USDA's earliest safe spring and latest safe fall planting dates, matched to each place's average frost dates.

Rhubarb planting dates by place in South Carolina
PlaceSpringFall
AikenNot listedNot listed
AndersonNot listedNot listed
BeaufortNot listedNot listed
BlufftonNot listedNot listed
CayceNot listedNot listed
CharlestonNot listedNot listed
ClemsonNot listedNov 1 – Dec 1Soon
ColumbiaNot listedNot listed
ConwayNot listedNot listed
EasleyNot listedNov 1 – Dec 1Soon
FlorenceNot listedNot listed
Forest AcresNot listedNot listed
Fort MillNot listedNov 1 – Dec 1Soon
Fountain InnNot listedNot listed
GaffneyMar 10 – Apr 10Oct 15 – Dec 1Now
Goose CreekNot listedNot listed
GreenvilleNot listedNot listed
GreenwoodNot listedNot listed
GreerNot listedNot listed
HanahanNot listedNot listed
HardeevilleNot listedNot listed
Hilton Head IslandNot listedNot listed
IrmoMar 1 – Apr 1Nov 1 – Dec 1Soon
James IslandNot listedNot listed
LexingtonNot listedNot listed
MauldinNot listedNot listed
Moncks CornerNot listedNot listed
Mount PleasantNot listedNot listed
Myrtle BeachNot listedNot listed
NewberryNot listedNot listed
North AugustaNot listedNot listed
North CharlestonNot listedNot listed
North Myrtle BeachNot listedNot listed
OrangeburgNot listedNot listed
Port RoyalNot listedNot listed
Rock HillNot listedNot listed
SimpsonvilleNot listedNot listed
SpartanburgMar 1 – Apr 1Nov 1 – Dec 1Soon
SummervilleNot listedNot listed
SumterNot listedNot listed
Tega CayNot listedNov 1 – Dec 1Soon
West ColumbiaNot listedNot listed

Planting dates: USDA Home and Garden Bulletin No. 9 (1967), tables 4 and 5. Frost dates: NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020. “—” means the place's frost date is outside the table. The full USDA table for rhubarb.