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Wyoming vegetable planting calendar 2027: frost dates and when to plant

In Wyoming, the average last spring frost is May 12 in Cheyenne (NOAA 1991-2020 normals). Below are planting dates for Cheyenne for 27 common vegetables and herbs, worked out the way the Rowtime app does it: NOAA's average frost dates for the nearest weather station, with the planting rules of state extension guides. Dates are for the 2027 season.

Rowtime: Garden Planner works these dates out for your own ZIP code in Wyoming, shows where each one comes from, and recalculates when a planting slips. Get Rowtime on the App Store.

Dates are estimates. Check your local extension office before you plant, and use your own frost records if you have them. Dates shift by a week or more within a state, so pick the city closest to your conditions.

Cheyenne

When to plant tomatoes in Cheyenne?

In Cheyenne, Wyoming, the average last spring frost is May 12 and the average first fall frost is October 1 (NOAA 1991-2020 normals, CHEYENNE station, 11.5 km from ZIP 82001). For tomatoes, start seeds indoors April 16 to June 22 and plant out seedlings June 2 to July 3, following University of Maryland Extension (Home & Garden Information Center) and Utah State University Extension. Dates are for the 2027 season; sources last checked October 24, 2026.

Frost dates for Cheyenne (82001)

NOAA 1991-2020 normals at station CHEYENNE (USW00024018), 11.5 km from the ZIP centroid, 30 years of records.

The dates below are counted from the average frost dates above, using the planting rules named under Sources.

CropWhen
BeetSow outdoors: May 5 to Aug 2
Sow outdoors for fall: Jul 24 to Aug 21
BroccoliStart seeds indoors: Mar 26 to May 2
Plant out seedlings: Apr 14 to Apr 28
Plant out seedlings for fall: Jul 24 to Aug 21
CabbageStart seeds indoors: Mar 19 to Apr 15
Plant out seedlings: Apr 14 to Apr 28
Plant out seedlings for fall: Jul 24 to Aug 21
CarrotSow outdoors: May 5 to Jul 13
CauliflowerStart seeds indoors: Apr 2 to May 2
Plant out seedlings: May 5 to Jul 3
Plant out seedlings for fall: Jun 1 to Jul 1
CucumberSow outdoors: May 19 to Jul 23
EggplantStart seeds indoors: May 3 to Jun 1
Plant out seedlings: Jun 2 to Jul 3
Green onionPlant onion sets: Apr 14 to Apr 28
Plant out seedlings for fall: Jul 24 to Aug 21
KaleSow outdoors: Apr 14 to Apr 28
Sow outdoors for fall: Jul 24 to Aug 21
LettuceSow outdoors: May 5 to Jul 13
Sow outdoors for fall: Jul 24 to Aug 21
Melon and watermelonSow outdoors: Jun 2 to Jun 23
OkraPlant out seedlings: Jun 9 to Jul 28
OnionPlant onion sets: Apr 14 to Apr 28
PeaSow outdoors: Apr 14 to Apr 28
PepperStart seeds indoors: Apr 16 to May 16
Plant out seedlings: Jun 2 to Jul 3
PotatoPlant seed potatoes: May 5 to Jun 23
Snap beanSow outdoors: May 19 to Aug 2
SpinachSow outdoors: Apr 14 to Apr 28
Sow outdoors for fall: Jul 24 to Aug 21
Summer squashSow outdoors: May 19 to Aug 2
Sweet cornSow outdoors: May 19 to Jul 3
Sweet potatoSprout slips indoors: May 17 to Jun 15
Plant out slips: season too short
TomatoStart seeds indoors: Apr 16 to Jun 22
Plant out seedlings: Jun 2 to Jul 3
Winter squash and pumpkinSow outdoors: Jun 2 to Jun 23
BasilPlant outdoors: Jun 15 to Sep 14
CilantroSow outdoors: Mar 18 to May 15
Sow outdoors for fall: Aug 9 to Aug 23
DillSow outdoors: Apr 30 to May 15
Sow outdoors for fall: Jun 24 to Aug 8
ParsleySow outdoors: May 5 to Jul 3
Plant outdoors for fall: Jun 24 to Aug 23

Sources

Planting rules, in the order Rowtime tries them here:

Frost dates, locations and zones:

How the dates are worked out: a guide's rule such as "two weeks after the last frost" is applied to the station's NOAA date. Purdue's dates are 10% dates, so they are counted from the station's 10% date. When a guide gives no last date, the window closes early enough for the crop's longest days to harvest before the first fall frost. When a guide gives no first date for a fall planting, no fall window is shown. "Season too short" means the guide's window would close before it opens at this station's frost dates.

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