Cucumbers go into Wyoming ground after the last spring frost window closes, and that window runs May 7 to May 18 statewide.

Wyoming’s growing season is too short and too unpredictable for long-maturing vining slicers planted straight from seed.

Cucumbers go into Wisconsin soil once the last spring frost has passed, typically between April 16 and April 29 depending on where in the state you garden.

Wisconsin’s growing season runs roughly 171 to 196 days between frosts, with only about a week of true summer heat most years.

Cucumbers go into West Virginia ground after the last spring frost has passed, which at the Charleston reference station falls somewhere between April 9…

Cucumbers grown in West Virginia do best when the type matches the state’s short, humid summer: bush and compact vining pickling types for cooler…

Cucumbers in Washington go in the ground once soil has warmed past 65°F, typically late May through mid-June in western Washington’s marine climate, well…

Western Washington’s cool, damp spring and mild summer favor fast, self-fruiting cucumber types over long-season vining ones.

Cucumbers go into Virginia ground once the last spring frost has passed, roughly March 20 to April 3 at the coastal reference station, and soil has had a…

Virginia’s frost-free window runs long enough near the coast for almost any type of cucumber to mature comfortably, but that answer shifts fast once you…