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Wyoming Planting Calendar

Wyoming spans USDA hardiness zones 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b. Planting dates vary significantly across the state depending on your zone. Find your county on the map below for exact frost dates and planting windows.

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Click any county to see your local planting calendar with exact frost dates and planting windows.

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Zones in Wyoming

Growing Season Comparison

Frost Dates & Growing Season by County

View all 23 Wyoming counties with frost dates
County Zone Last Frost First Frost Growing Days
Albany County 5b May 29 Sep 18 112
Big Horn County 5a May 9 Oct 2 146
Campbell County 5a May 20 Sep 20 123
Carbon County 5a May 31 Sep 18 110
Converse County 5a Jun 4 Sep 18 106
Crook County 4b May 14 Oct 1 140
Fremont County 5a May 15 Sep 21 129
Goshen County 5a May 13 Sep 29 139
Hot Springs County 4b May 11 Oct 2 144
Johnson County 5a May 17 Sep 21 127
Laramie County 5b May 19 Sep 24 128
Lincoln County 5b Jun 7 Sep 13 98
Natrona County 5a May 19 Sep 23 127
Niobrara County 5a May 15 Sep 21 129
Park County 5a May 21 Sep 22 124
Platte County 5a May 13 Sep 26 136
Sheridan County 5a May 20 Sep 20 123
Sublette County 4b Jun 22 Aug 24 63
Sweetwater County 5a May 29 Sep 20 114
Teton County 4b Jun 16 Sep 6 82
Uinta County 5a Jun 17 Aug 31 75
Washakie County 4b May 10 Oct 2 145
Weston County 4b May 16 Sep 26 133
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Monthly Planting Guide for Wyoming

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Data sources: USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map (2023), NOAA 30-Year Climate Normals. Last updated: May 2026.

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