When to plant brussels sprouts in Alaska

Plant out in Anchorage
May 2–May 16
Across Alaska the window opens between April 19 and May 2. Find your city below; the dates follow each town's own average last frost.
- Start indoors, Anchorage
- Mar 21–Apr 4
- Plant out, Anchorage
- May 2–May 16
- Last frost, Anchorage
- May 16
Start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before the last frost; plant out up to 2 weeks before the last frost; sow again for fall 14–16 weeks before the first frost. Sprouts taste best after a few frosts. Plan the harvest for late fall.
Brussels sprouts planting dates by city
Start indoorsPlant outSow outdoorsFall plantingAverage last and first frost
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
AnchorageMay 2–May 16
JuneauApr 19–May 3
FairbanksMay 2–May 16
Questions
When should I plant brussels sprouts in Alaska?
In Anchorage, plant out from May 2 to May 16. Across Alaska the window opens between April 19 and May 2, depending on the local last frost.
How is this date worked out?
Start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before the last frost; plant out up to 2 weeks before the last frost; sow again for fall 14–16 weeks before the first frost. Frost dates are NOAA 1991–2020 averages for the weather station nearest each city.
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