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Wyoming planting calendar for 2026.

In Wyoming, the typical last spring frost is around May 28 and the first fall frost is around September 17, giving about 112 frost-free days. The state spans USDA hardiness zones 4a to 5a. Here is what to sow each month, plus how to dial it to your exact ZIP code.

Wyoming at a glance

Typical last spring frostMay 28
Typical first fall frostSeptember 17
Growing seasonabout 112 days
USDA hardiness zones4a, 4b, 5a
Population centersCheyenne, Wheatland/Torrington, Lusk/Newcastle, Rawlins

Typical statewide averages from NOAA frost normals. Your town can differ by a week or two, so check your ZIP code for exact dates.

What to plant in Wyoming, month by month

Sow windows below are counted from Wyoming’s typical frost dates. Tender crops wait until after the last frost; hardy crops can start earlier.

MonthWhat to sow
JanuaryNothing sows outdoors — plan beds and order seeds.
FebruaryCeleriac
MarchOnion, bulb · Parsnip · Leek · Celeriac · Onion
AprilSnap Pea · Potato · Cilantro · Parsley · Lettuce, leaf · Lettuce, romaine · Lettuce, head · Spinach · Arugula · Kale · Collards · Mustard Greens · Cabbage · Broccoli · Cauliflower · Kohlrabi · Carrot · Beet · Radish · Turnip · Onion, bulb · Onion, bunching · Fava Bean (Broad Bean) · English Shelling Pea · Napa Cabbage · Bok Choy · Rapini (Broccoli Raab) · Gai Lan (Chinese Broccoli) · Tatsoi · Mizuna · Daikon Radish · Endive · Escarole · Sorrel · Watercress · Celery · Parsnip · Leek · Shallot · Salsify · Celeriac · Fennel, Florence · Haskap (Honeyberry) · Rhubarb · Artichoke, globe · Lettuce · Onion · Mache (Corn Salad) · Cress, garden
MayCucumber, slicing · Bush Bean · Snap Pea · Potato · Cilantro · Parsley · Lettuce, leaf · Lettuce, romaine · Lettuce, head · Spinach · Arugula · Kale · Swiss Chard · Collards · Mustard Greens · Cabbage · Broccoli · Cauliflower · Kohlrabi · Carrot · Beet · Radish · Turnip · Onion, bulb · Onion, bunching · Fava Bean (Broad Bean) · English Shelling Pea · Garbanzo Bean (Chickpea) · Napa Cabbage · Bok Choy · Rapini (Broccoli Raab) · Gai Lan (Chinese Broccoli) · Tatsoi · Mizuna · Daikon Radish · Endive · Escarole · Sorrel · Amaranth Leaf · New Zealand Spinach · Watercress · Celery · Shallot · Salsify · Fennel, Florence · Strawberry, day-neutral · Dill · Oregano · Thyme · Rosemary · Sage · Mint · Chives · Chervil · Blueberry · Raspberry, red · Blackberry · Strawberry, June-bearing · Gooseberry · Currant, black · Haskap (Honeyberry) · Elderberry · Asparagus · Rhubarb · Horseradish · Sunchoke (Jerusalem Artichoke) · Artichoke, globe · Lavender · Borage · Catmint (Catnip) · Cucumber · Bean · Lettuce · Onion · Nasturtium · Calendula (Pot Marigold) · Chamomile, German · Mache (Corn Salad) · Cress, garden · Currant, red
JuneTomato, slicing · Tomato, cherry · Tomato, paste · Pepper, bell · Pepper, hot · Eggplant · Cucumber, slicing · Cucumber, pickling · Squash, summer · Watermelon · Cantaloupe · Okra · Sweet Corn · Bush Bean · Pole Bean · Basil · Cilantro · Parsley · Lettuce, leaf · Arugula · Kale · Swiss Chard · Collards · Mustard Greens · Cabbage · Broccoli · Cauliflower · Kohlrabi · Carrot · Beet · Radish · Turnip · Onion, bunching · Lima Bean (Bush) · Edamame (Soybean) · Southern Pea (Black-Eyed Pea) · English Shelling Pea · Garbanzo Bean (Chickpea) · Brussels Sprouts · Napa Cabbage · Bok Choy · Rapini (Broccoli Raab) · Gai Lan (Chinese Broccoli) · Tatsoi · Mizuna · Daikon Radish · Endive · Escarole · Radicchio · Amaranth Leaf · New Zealand Spinach · Celery · Parsnip · Leek · Salsify · Celeriac · Rutabaga · Fennel, Florence · Tomatillo · Ground Cherry · Honeydew Melon · Spaghetti Squash · Acorn Squash · Luffa Gourd · Sunflower, confection · Strawberry, day-neutral · Pepper, banana · Pepper, poblano · Pepper, serrano · Pepper, cayenne · Pepper, shishito · Pepper, habanero · Dill · Oregano · Thyme · Rosemary · Sage · Mint · Chives · Tarragon · Marjoram · Chervil · Lemon Balm · Summer Savory · Blueberry · Raspberry, red · Blackberry · Strawberry, June-bearing · Gooseberry · Currant, black · Haskap (Honeyberry) · Elderberry · Asparagus · Rhubarb · Horseradish · Sunchoke (Jerusalem Artichoke) · Artichoke, globe · Ginger · Turmeric · Peanut · Lavender · Lemongrass · Bay Laurel · Borage · Stevia · Catmint (Catnip) · Shiso (Perilla) · Scarlet Runner Bean · Popcorn · Cucamelon (Mouse Melon) · Malabar Spinach · Tomato · Pepper, sweet · Cucumber · Bean · Lettuce · Nasturtium · Calendula (Pot Marigold) · Chamomile, German · Cress, garden · Currant, red
JulyTomato, slicing · Tomato, cherry · Tomato, paste · Pepper, bell · Pepper, hot · Eggplant · Cucumber, slicing · Cucumber, pickling · Squash, summer · Squash, winter · Pumpkin · Watermelon · Cantaloupe · Okra · Sweet Corn · Bush Bean · Pole Bean · Sweet Potato · Basil · Cilantro · Parsley · Lettuce, leaf · Lettuce, romaine · Lettuce, head · Spinach · Arugula · Kale · Swiss Chard · Collards · Mustard Greens · Cabbage · Broccoli · Cauliflower · Kohlrabi · Carrot · Beet · Radish · Turnip · Onion, bunching · Lima Bean (Bush) · Edamame (Soybean) · Southern Pea (Black-Eyed Pea) · English Shelling Pea · Brussels Sprouts · Napa Cabbage · Bok Choy · Rapini (Broccoli Raab) · Gai Lan (Chinese Broccoli) · Tatsoi · Mizuna · Daikon Radish · Endive · Escarole · Radicchio · Sorrel · Watercress · Celery · Parsnip · Leek · Salsify · Celeriac · Rutabaga · Fennel, Florence · Tomatillo · Ground Cherry · Honeydew Melon · Spaghetti Squash · Acorn Squash · Luffa Gourd · Sunflower, confection · Pepper, banana · Pepper, poblano · Pepper, serrano · Pepper, cayenne · Pepper, shishito · Pepper, habanero · Dill · Oregano · Thyme · Rosemary · Sage · Mint · Chives · Tarragon · Marjoram · Chervil · Lemon Balm · Summer Savory · Ginger · Turmeric · Peanut · Lavender · Lemongrass · Bay Laurel · Borage · Stevia · Catmint (Catnip) · Shiso (Perilla) · Scarlet Runner Bean · Popcorn · Cucamelon (Mouse Melon) · Malabar Spinach · Tomato · Pepper, sweet · Cucumber · Bean · Lettuce · Nasturtium · Calendula (Pot Marigold) · Mache (Corn Salad) · Cress, garden
AugustTomato, slicing · Tomato, cherry · Tomato, paste · Pepper, bell · Pepper, hot · Eggplant · Cucumber, slicing · Cucumber, pickling · Squash, summer · Squash, winter · Pumpkin · Watermelon · Cantaloupe · Okra · Sweet Corn · Pole Bean · Sweet Potato · Basil · Cilantro · Parsley · Lettuce, leaf · Lettuce, romaine · Lettuce, head · Spinach · Arugula · Kale · Swiss Chard · Collards · Mustard Greens · Radish · Garlic · Onion, bunching · Edamame (Soybean) · Southern Pea (Black-Eyed Pea) · Bok Choy · Rapini (Broccoli Raab) · Tatsoi · Mizuna · Daikon Radish · Sorrel · Watercress · Shallot · Tomatillo · Ground Cherry · Honeydew Melon · Spaghetti Squash · Acorn Squash · Luffa Gourd · Sunflower, confection · Pepper, banana · Pepper, poblano · Pepper, serrano · Pepper, cayenne · Pepper, shishito · Pepper, habanero · Dill · Tarragon · Marjoram · Chervil · Lemon Balm · Summer Savory · Borage · Shiso (Perilla) · Malabar Spinach · Tomato · Pepper, sweet · Cucumber · Lettuce · Calendula (Pot Marigold) · Mache (Corn Salad) · Cress, garden
SeptemberCucumber, slicing · Cucumber, pickling · Squash, summer · Pumpkin · Sweet Corn · Basil · Lettuce, leaf · Lettuce, romaine · Arugula · Garlic · Shallot · Chervil · Cucumber · Lettuce · Mache (Corn Salad) · Cress, garden
OctoberGarlic · Shallot
NovemberNothing sows outdoors — plan beds and order seeds.
DecemberNothing sows outdoors — plan beds and order seeds.

Plan your Wyoming garden

A calendar tells you when. A plan tells you how much. Start from what you want to eat and PlotToTable sizes the beds, counts the plants, and dates every sowing for your exact ZIP code.

Wyoming planting questions

When is the last frost in Wyoming?+

The typical last spring frost across Wyoming is around May 28, and the first fall frost is around September 17, giving roughly a 112-day growing season. Your exact dates depend on your local area and elevation, so enter your ZIP code in the planting calendar tool for numbers tuned to your spot.

What USDA hardiness zone is Wyoming in?+

Wyoming spans USDA hardiness zones 4a to 5a. Most of the state falls in zone 5. Colder and higher-elevation areas trend to the lower zone numbers; milder and coastal areas to the higher ones.

What can I plant right now in Wyoming?+

It depends on the month. Tender crops like tomatoes and peppers go out after the last frost (around May 28); hardy crops like peas, kale, and carrots can be sown weeks earlier. The month-by-month table on this page lists what to sow in Wyoming for each month of the year.

Is this planting calendar free?+

Yes. This Wyoming calendar and the ZIP-code planting tool are free with no account. If you want a full garden plan built around what you want to eat, with plant counts and spacing, PlotToTable's planner is free to start too.