When to plant garlic in Nevada

Fall planting in Las Vegas
Oct 15–Nov 30
Across Nevada the window opens between August 28 and October 25. Find your city below; the dates follow each town's own average first fall frost.
- Fall planting, Las Vegas
- Oct 15–Nov 30
- Last frost, Las Vegas
- Jan 24
Plant cloves from 3 weeks before to 2 weeks after the first fall frost. Plant cloves pointy end up, about 2 inches deep. Roots grow before the ground freezes and leaves come up in spring. Where winters are mild, plant in October or November so cloves get some cool weather.
Garlic planting dates by city
Start indoorsPlant outSow outdoorsFall plantingAverage last and first frost
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Las VegasOct 15–Nov 30
North Las VegasOct 15–Nov 30
RenoOct 6–Nov 10
Spring ValleyOct 15–Nov 30
Sunrise ManorOct 15–Nov 30
ParadiseOct 15–Nov 30
SparksSep 19–Oct 24
Carson CitySep 15–Oct 20
PahrumpOct 13–Nov 17
WinchesterOct 15–Nov 30
Summerlin SouthOct 25–Nov 29
FernleyOct 4–Nov 8
MesquiteOct 23–Nov 27
Sun ValleyOct 6–Nov 10
ElkoAug 28–Oct 2
Questions
When should I plant garlic in Nevada?
In Las Vegas, fall planting from October 15 to November 30. Across Nevada the window opens between August 28 and October 25, depending on the local last frost.
How is this date worked out?
Plant cloves from 3 weeks before to 2 weeks after the first fall frost. Frost dates are NOAA 1991–2020 averages for the weather station nearest each city.
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