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When to Plant Winter Squash in Northwest Territories

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In the Northwest Territories, start winter squash indoors in early May and hold transplants back until the first days of June have passed, since the last…

The Best Winter Squash to Grow in Northwest Territories

A vegetable plant leaf affected by powdery mildew fungal disease and insect damage with visible holes and white coating.

Northwest Territories gardeners get one real shot at winter squash: the fast-maturing types, started as transplants and moved into warm soil the moment…

When to Plant Winter Squash in North Dakota

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North Dakota gardeners get a narrow window for winter squash: wait until the last spring frost risk has passed at your location, then direct-seed or…

The Best Winter Squash to Grow in North Dakota

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Short-season types win in North Dakota, full stop. Acorn, delicata, buttercup and spaghetti squash mature fast enough to beat the state’s frost calendar…

When to Plant Winter Squash in North Carolina

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North Carolina gardeners in the Charlotte area can direct-seed winter squash outdoors once the soil has warmed past the last spring frost window, and…

The Best Winter Squash to Grow in North Carolina

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North Carolina’s Piedmont gives gardeners roughly seven months between frosts, long enough to mature almost any winter squash on the market.

When to Plant Winter Squash in New York

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Winter squash in New York goes into the ground once soil has warmed past the mid-60s, which lines up with late spring frost dates rather than the…

The Best Winter Squash to Grow in New York

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New York’s growing season splits sharply between the city and the north country, so the right winter squash depends less on the state as a whole and more…

When to Plant Winter Squash in New Mexico

A squash plant leaf displaying yellowing and a prominent circular brown lesion or disease symptom on its surface.

New Mexico’s frost dates set the sowing window for winter squash, and at the state’s reference weather station that window opens once the risk of a 32F…

The Best Winter Squash to Grow in New Mexico

A squash plant leaf displaying yellowing, spotting, and holes characteristic of fungal disease or pest damage in a garden setting.

Short-season, heat-tolerant winter squash win in New Mexico. Acorn, delicata, and butternut varieties bred for 80 to 100 days generally finish before…

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