How deep does the ground freeze in Georgia? This affects what I can grow and how deep to bury irrigation pipes.
Theresa Schrum reports that in most of Georgia, the ground does not freeze at any significant depth. During the coldest January temperatures, a soil thermometer at 3-inch depth never dropped below freezing. At 1-inch depth, it dipped below freezing only for a day or two.
Track real-time soil temps at the Soil Temperature Monitor website.
Welcome to the South—no deep freeze to worry about for plants or pipes!
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