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Utah frost dates

Across the 16Utah weather stations below, the average last spring frost ranges from Apr 8 in Salt Lake to Jun 7 in Coalville. The statewide middle is about May 6 for the last spring frost and Oct 6 for the first fall frost. Salt Lake has the longest growing season, about 206 days. Hardiness zones in these places: 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b.

Frost dates by city

PlaceZoneLast spring frost90% safe afterFirst fall frostFrost-free days
Salt Lake7bApr 8Apr 30Oct 31206
Granite Peak Dugway Pg6bApr 18May 5Oct 16181
Wendover6bApr 18May 5Oct 23188
Moab Canyonland6bApr 22May 8Oct 20181
Ogden Hinkley7aApr 22May 10Oct 22183
Torrey 7 E6aApr 22May 9Oct 23184
Price Carbon6aMay 3May 21Oct 12162
Hanksville7aMay 5May 23Oct 3151
Vernal5bMay 6May 25Oct 7154
Logan Cache6aMay 8May 29Oct 2147
Brigham 28 Wnw6bMay 12Jun 8Oct 5146
Milford6aMay 13Jun 2Oct 4144
Delta6aMay 16Jun 5Sep 29136
Modena5bMay 20Jun 6Oct 3136
Cedar6bMay 21Jun 8Sep 29131
Coalville6aJun 7Jun 25Sep 1297

Dates are the 50% probability of a 32°F freeze (NOAA 1991–2020 normals); "90% safe after" is the date after which a later spring freeze happens in only 1 year in 10.

When to plant in Utah

Using the statewide middle dates (last frost May 6, first frost Oct 6). Adjust for your town with the table above or the planting calendar.

PlantWhen to plant in Utah
TomatoesMay 13 – May 27
PeasMar 25 – Apr 15; fall: Jul 14 – Aug 4
PotatoesApr 8 – Apr 29
Green beansMay 13 – May 27; fall: Jul 21 – Aug 4
GarlicOct 6 – Nov 3
TulipsSep 22 – Nov 3

Frost dates for other states