Western Washington gardeners can set out summer squash once nighttime soil temperatures hold above 60°F, typically from mid-May through early June near…

Summer squash goes into Virginia gardens once the soil itself has warmed, not simply once the last frost has passed, and that soil-warming moment lands…

In most of Vermont, summer squash goes into the ground between late May and early June, once the soil has had a few warm weeks to shake off winter and…

Plant summer squash in Utah once the soil has warmed past the last spring frost risk, generally from late April into May depending on elevation, and…

In most of Texas, summer squash can go into the ground anytime from early February through early March, but the calendar date matters less than what the…

Summer squash in Tennessee goes in the ground once the soil itself has warmed, typically a week or two after the average last frost passes.

South Dakota gardeners can set summer squash outside once the soil itself has warmed, not just the air, and that usually falls in the first half of May…

Summer squash goes in the ground in South Carolina once the soil itself has warmed, which for most of the state falls in the weeks after the last spring…

Summer squash in Saskatchewan means working inside a short, cool window: soil that stays cold well past the last frost, a growing season of roughly four…

Summer squash goes in the ground in Rhode Island once soil temperatures hold above 60F, which typically lines up with mid-to-late May near the coast and…