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Red River Delta, Northeast and midlands

Winter crop

Warm-season group (squash, melon)mid Sep to early Oct
Onion and garlicearly Oct to early Nov
Cool-season group (cabbage, kohlrabi)mid Oct to late Nov
HarvestNov–Feb

Spring crop

Sowing after Tếtmid Feb to late Mar
Harvestmid Apr to late May
Northwest

Winter-spring crop

Cool-season vegetablesSep–Oct
HarvestNov–Mar
North Central, Thanh Hóa to Hà Tĩnh, North Central, former Quảng Bình to Huế

Vegetables fit between the main crops when land and weather allow. This is the general statistical frame.

Summer-autumn crop

SowingMay–Jul
HarvestJul–Sep

Winter crop

SowingOct–Dec
HarvestJan–Mar
Central coast, Đà Nẵng to former Phú Yên, Dry south central coast, Khánh Hòa to former Bình Thuận

The general statistical frame, not a provincial schedule. Avoid the flood season from about September.

Winter-spring crop

SowingNov–Mar
HarvestJan–May

Summer-autumn crop

SowingApr–Jul
HarvestJun–Sep
Central Highlands

Đà Lạt and nearby areas grow vegetables all year. Storms in September to December are a recurring risk.

Winter-spring crop

Sowinglate Nov to mid Jan
Harvest, including for TếtDec–Apr

Summer-autumn crop

SowingMay–Jul
HarvestJul–Oct
Southeast

Grown all year, with the worst losses in heavy autumn rain.

All year

Sowing all yearall year
Mekong Delta, freshwater area, Mekong Delta, fresh-to-brackish area

After the flood season, sowing moves with the land level and the year.

Winter-spring crop

Sow when the water recedesNov–Mar
HarvestJan–May

Summer-autumn crop

SowingApr–Jul
HarvestJun–Sep

This calendar is compiled from the sources listed under each entry. Actual dates change with the year, variety, water and weather. Where they differ, follow your local agriculture office's schedule.

Sources last checked: 04 Nov 2026

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