Northern Nevada is in U.S. Department of Agriculture ( USDA ) Plant Hardiness zones 5 to 7a . The eastern part of the province is in zone 5 , the cardinal in zona 7 and the western , at the foot of the Sierra Nevada quite a little range , is in zona 7a . All regions have a dry climate , with snowy winters and temperate summertime . Though northerly Nevada is a key dairy husbandry area , some veggie also do well in the arid mood .

Corn

Corn is a grain crop that grows well in northern Nevada ’s mood and seeds should be planted two workweek after the last freeze for good result . Corn require room to grow and rowing should be planted 3 pes apart . give 1 foot between plants in each course . Corn thrives in full sun , and demand mysterious , rich soil and good drainage . piddle plants liberally , particularly when the first tassel form on a stalk and again when silk appears . maize requires heat to farm sugars and will not be as seraphic in cool summertime areas , like easterly Nevada .

Garlic

A penis of the Liliaceae mob , garlic is raise from bulbs . In northerly Nevada , plant life garlic in early natural spring for a summertime harvest time . Bulbs should be break into cloves and constitute with the flat side ( base ) down , about 2 inches cryptic in an area that gets full sun . pee plants regularly . Garlic cloves develop below background , while slender green shoots that resemble onion shoots grow above dry land . Garlic is ready for crop when the shoots conk out back .

Potatoes

spud are a tuberous rooted perennial that are prolific producers–2 lbs . of seed potatoes can yield up to a 50 - lb . harvest . In northern Nevada , plant potatoes as soon as the soil is viable in the fountain for a summertime harvest . Potatoes fly high in sandlike , fast - draining soil – the vegetables will be deform if planted in lumbering or poorly draining stain . glean Modern Solanum tuberosum when the top side of the plants begin to bloom and dig up ripe potatoes when tops die back . potato require full sun and an evenly moist ground .

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