Gardening in Yukon
Yukon's Zone 1–2 conditions and 20+ hours of summer daylight create dramatic growing conditions. Giant vegetables are a proud Yukon tradition, driven by intense Arctic sunlight.
Today's Tip for Whitehorse
March 2026 Planting Guide
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| Task | March – Zone 2 |
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| Start Indoors | Tomatoes, peppers (6-8 wks pre-frost) |
| Direct Sow | Spinach, radish in cold frame (Zone 6+) |
| Key Tasks | Prune dormant fruit trees |
Frost Dates – Whitehorse
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Last Spring Frost
Late May
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First Fall Frost
Early September
Frost-free period: ~80 days. Always verify with Environment Canada forecasts — dates can vary ±2 weeks based on elevation and microclimate.
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