Winter squash goes into New Hampshire ground once the soil has warmed past 60°F and the last spring frost has passed, typically in the back half of May…

Short-season squash win in New Hampshire, full stop. Acorn, delicata, and buttercup types mature in the window this state actually offers.

Start winter squash seedlings indoors in early May, then move them outside once nights stay reliably above 50°F, typically late May into the first week…

Short-season, cool-tolerant winter squash beat long-season, heat-hungry ones here.

Winter squash in New Brunswick goes into the ground after the average last spring frost of May 23, either as transplants started indoors in early May or…

Short-season, cool-tolerant winter squash types, acorn, buttercup, delicata, and smaller pie pumpkins, are the safe bet for New Brunswick.

Nevada doesn’t have one winter squash planting date, because Nevada doesn’t have one climate.

For most of Nevada, stick with fast-maturing bush types like acorn, delicata and sweet dumpling squash.

In Nebraska, winter squash goes into the ground after soil has warmed past the last spring frost window of April 12 to April 23, and it needs to size and…

For Nebraska gardens, the safest winter squash are those that mature in 80 to 100 days: acorn, spaghetti, delicata, and butternut.