When to plant Swiss chard in Arizona

In spring, from Jan 1 – Apr 1 in El Mirage to May 20 – June 1 in Flagstaff.

In fall, June 1 – Dec 1.

USDA's earliest safe spring and latest safe fall planting dates, matched to each place's average frost dates.

Swiss chard planting dates by place in Arizona
PlaceSpringFall
Apache JunctionJan 10 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
Avondale—June 1 – Dec 31Now
Buckeye—June 1 – Dec 31Now
Bullhead City—June 1 – Dec 31Now
Camp VerdeApr 1 – June 15June 1 – Sept 10
Casa GrandeJan 10 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
ChandlerJan 10 – Apr 1June 1 – Nov 1Now
Chino ValleyApr 15 – June 15June 1 – Aug 1
CoolidgeJan 20 – Apr 15June 1 – Nov 1Now
CottonwoodMar 1 – May 25June 1 – Sept 15
DouglasFeb 20 – May 15June 1 – Sept 15
El MirageJan 1 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
EloyFeb 1 – May 1June 1 – Nov 1Now
FlagstaffMay 20 – June 1June 1 – July 5
FlorenceJan 1 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
Fountain Hills—June 1 – Dec 31Now
GilbertJan 1 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
GlendaleJan 1 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
Goodyear—June 1 – Dec 31Now
KingmanMar 1 – May 25June 1 – Sept 15
Lake Havasu City—June 1 – Dec 31Now
MaranaMar 1 – May 25June 1 – Sept 15
MaricopaJan 20 – Apr 15June 1 – Oct 1
MesaJan 1 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
NogalesFeb 20 – May 15June 1 – Oct 1
Oro ValleyMar 1 – May 25June 1 – Sept 15
Paradise Valley—June 1 – Dec 31Now
PaysonApr 15 – June 15June 1 – Aug 1
PeoriaJan 10 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
Phoenix—June 1 – Dec 31Now
PrescottApr 15 – June 15June 1 – Aug 1
Prescott ValleyApr 15 – June 15June 1 – Aug 1
Queen CreekJan 1 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
SaffordFeb 20 – May 15June 1 – Sept 15
SahuaritaFeb 1 – May 1June 1 – Nov 1Now
San Luis—June 1 – Dec 31Now
ScottsdaleJan 1 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 31Now
Show LowApr 15 – June 15June 1 – July 20
Sierra VistaMar 15 – June 15June 1 – Sept 15
Somerton—June 1 – Dec 31Now
SurpriseJan 10 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
TempeJan 10 – Apr 1June 1 – Nov 1Now
TucsonJan 10 – Apr 1June 1 – Dec 1Now
Yuma—June 1 – Dec 31Now

Planting dates: USDA Home and Garden Bulletin No. 9 (1967), tables 4 and 5. Frost dates: NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020. “—” means the place's frost date is outside the table. The full USDA table for swiss chard.