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Dry beans (seed) Planting Dates by State and Region

Published dry beans (seed) planting windows for 10 places, with the source and the caveats you need before you use them.

Dry beans (seed) windows by place
PlacePlantingHarvest
Cedar City, UtahPlanting: average date of initial planting about May 20; average last spring frost May 21
Heber, UtahPlanting: average date of initial planting about June 5; average last spring frost June 11
Logan (USU), UtahPlanting: average date of initial planting about May 7; average last spring frost May 7
Moab, UtahPlanting: average date of initial planting about April 15; average last spring frost April 18
Ogden, UtahPlanting: average date of initial planting about May 3; average last spring frost May 3
Provo (BYU), UtahPlanting: average date of initial planting about May 1; average last spring frost May 1
Richfield, UtahPlanting: average date of initial planting about May 25; average last spring frost May 28
Salt Lake City (International Airport station), UtahPlanting: average date of initial planting about April 26; average last spring frost April 26
St George, UtahPlanting: average date of initial planting about March 15; average last spring frost March 30
Vernal, UtahPlanting: average date of initial planting about June 1; average last spring frost May 27

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Dry beans (seed) calendar by place
ItemJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Cedar City, Utah plantingTiming in table above
Heber, Utah plantingTiming in table above
Logan (USU), Utah plantingTiming in table above
Moab, Utah plantingTiming in table above
Ogden, Utah plantingTiming in table above
Provo (BYU), Utah plantingTiming in table above
Richfield, Utah plantingTiming in table above
Salt Lake City (International Airport station), Utah plantingTiming in table above
St George, Utah plantingTiming in table above
Vernal, Utah plantingTiming in table above
Frost-date caveat: ranges blur real differences inside a state or region. Use them to plan, then fit them to your last frost date, soil temperature and field conditions.

Last reviewed: November 2026. Source: USU Extension - Suggested Vegetable Planting Dates for Utah (Table 1).