Home grow in Oregon
The same plant behaves differently in every town: frost dates, summer heat and humidity decide when to start, when to move plants outside, and what to watch for in the tent. Here is Oregon, city by city, from NOAA's 30-year weather records.
Adults 21 and over: yes. Plant limit: 4 per household, however many adults live there.
Four adults in one home still means 4 plants in total. Source: OLCC FAQ. Local rules (landlords, HOAs, city codes) can add more; this is a summary, not legal advice.
| City | Start indoors | Move outdoors | Last frost (typical) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portland | Mar 9 to Mar 23 | Apr 20 | Feb 25 |
| Salem | Mar 27 to Apr 10 | May 8 | Apr 3 |
| Eugene | Apr 12 to Apr 26 | May 24 | Apr 11 |
| Gresham | Mar 14 to Mar 28 | Apr 25 | Mar 16 |
| Hillsboro | Apr 6 to Apr 20 | May 18 | Apr 16 |
| Beaverton | Mar 6 to Mar 20 | Apr 17 | Feb 11 |
| Medford | Mar 25 to Apr 8 | May 6 | Apr 8 |
| Springfield | Apr 12 to Apr 26 | May 24 | Apr 11 |
| Corvallis | Apr 7 to Apr 21 | May 19 | Apr 17 |
| Albany | Apr 7 to Apr 21 | May 19 | Apr 17 |
| Tigard | Mar 31 to Apr 14 | May 12 | Apr 1 |
| Lake Oswego | Mar 14 to Mar 28 | Apr 25 | Mar 18 |
| Oregon City | Mar 14 to Mar 28 | Apr 25 | Mar 18 |
| McMinnville | Mar 27 to Apr 10 | May 8 | Apr 5 |
| Tualatin | Mar 31 to Apr 14 | May 12 | Apr 1 |
Planting dates follow the rules on each city page: after the frost date that held 9 years in 10 and once nights average 45°F, and never before April 15. Weather: NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals.