When to Plant Sweet Corn in Wyoming

In Wyoming, the time to sow sweet corn outside runs from May 17 – May 31 in Casper to Jun 27 – Jul 11 in Jackson. In Cheyenne, it's May 21 – Jun 4. The average last spring frost differs by about 6 weeks across the state (May 10 in Casper, Jun 20 in Jackson), so use the dates for the town nearest you.

Sow corn in blocks rather than single rows so it pollinates well. Wait for soil around 60°F.

Sweet Corn planting dates in Wyoming by city

CityZoneSow outside
Casper5aMay 17 – May 31
Cheyenne5bMay 21 – Jun 4
Cody5aMay 19 – Jun 2
Douglas5aMay 26 – Jun 9
Evanston5aJun 19 – Jul 3
Gillette4bMay 22 – Jun 5
Green River5aMay 31 – Jun 14
Jackson4bJun 27 – Jul 11
Lander5aMay 25 – Jun 8
Laramie4aJun 14 – Jun 28
Powell5aMay 26 – Jun 9
Rawlins5aMay 24 – Jun 7
Riverton5aMay 19 – Jun 2
Rock Springs5aMay 31 – Jun 14
Sheridan5aMay 28 – Jun 11
Torrington5aMay 18 – Jun 1

Calculated from each town's average (50%) frost dates, from the nearest NOAA station (1991–2020). Typical dates for the 2027 planting season, based on NOAA's 1991–2020 averages. They are long-term odds, not a forecast: always check your local forecast before planting. Zones: 2023 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map (USDA-ARS and Oregon State University). Not the official map; see planthardiness.ars.usda.gov.

See all frost dates in Wyoming, or the general guide to when to plant sweet corn.

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