When to plant Tomatoes in Arizona

In spring, from Feb 1 – Apr 1 in El Mirage to June 5 – 20 in Flagstaff.

In fall, from June 1 – July 1 in Camp Verde to Sept 1 – Nov 1 in Yuma.

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

Tomatoes planting dates by place in Arizona
PlaceSpringFall
Apache JunctionFeb 20 – Apr 10Aug 15 – Oct 1
Avondale—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
Buckeye—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
Bullhead City—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
Camp VerdeMay 5 – June 10June 1 – July 1
Casa GrandeFeb 20 – Apr 10Aug 15 – Oct 1
ChandlerFeb 20 – Apr 10Aug 1 – Sept 1
Chino ValleyMay 10 – June 15June 1 – July 1
CoolidgeMar 1 – Apr 20Aug 1 – Sept 1
CottonwoodApr 10 – June 1June 1 – July 15
DouglasApr 1 – May 20June 1 – July 15
El MirageFeb 1 – Apr 1Aug 15 – Oct 1
EloyMar 10 – May 1Aug 1 – Sept 1
FlagstaffJune 5 – 20June 1 – 20
FlorenceFeb 1 – Apr 1Aug 15 – Oct 1
Fountain Hills—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
GilbertFeb 1 – Apr 1Aug 15 – Oct 1
GlendaleFeb 1 – Apr 1Aug 15 – Oct 1
Goodyear—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
KingmanApr 10 – June 1June 1 – July 15
Lake Havasu City—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
MaranaApr 10 – June 1June 1 – July 15
MaricopaMar 1 – Apr 20June 1 – Aug 1
MesaFeb 1 – Apr 1Aug 15 – Oct 1
NogalesApr 1 – May 20June 1 – Aug 1
Oro ValleyApr 10 – June 1June 1 – July 15
Paradise Valley—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
PaysonMay 10 – June 15June 1 – July 1
PeoriaFeb 20 – Apr 10Aug 15 – Oct 1
Phoenix—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
PrescottMay 10 – June 15June 1 – July 1
Prescott ValleyMay 10 – June 15June 1 – July 1
Queen CreekFeb 1 – Apr 1Aug 15 – Oct 1
SaffordApr 1 – May 20June 1 – July 15
SahuaritaMar 10 – May 1Aug 1 – Sept 1
San Luis—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
ScottsdaleFeb 1 – Apr 1Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
Show LowMay 10 – June 15June 1 – 20
Sierra VistaApr 20 – June 1June 1 – July 15
Somerton—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now
SurpriseFeb 20 – Apr 10Aug 15 – Oct 1
TempeFeb 20 – Apr 10Aug 1 – Sept 1
TucsonFeb 20 – Apr 10Aug 15 – Oct 1
Yuma—Sept 1 – Nov 1Now

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 tomatoes.