When to plant Winter squash in Arkansas

In fall, from June 1 – July 1 in Farmington to July 1 – Aug 1 in Sherwood.

USDA's earliest safe spring and latest safe fall planting dates, matched to each place's average frost dates.

Winter squash planting dates by place in Arkansas
PlaceSpringFall
Batesville—June 20 – July 20
Bella Vista—June 10 – July 10
Benton—June 20 – July 20
Bentonville—June 10 – July 10
Blytheville—June 20 – July 20
Bryant—June 20 – July 20
Cabot—June 10 – July 10
Camden—June 20 – July 20
Centerton—June 10 – July 10
Conway—June 10 – July 10
El Dorado—June 20 – July 20
Farmington—June 1 – July 1
Fayetteville—June 10 – July 10
Forrest City—June 20 – July 20
Fort Smith—June 20 – July 20
Harrison—June 10 – July 10
Hot Springs—June 20 – July 20
Jacksonville—July 1 – Aug 1
Jonesboro—June 20 – July 20
Little Rock—June 20 – July 20
Lowell—June 10 – July 10
Magnolia—June 10 – July 10
Malvern—June 20 – July 20
Marion—June 20 – July 20
Maumelle—June 10 – July 10
Mountain Home—June 10 – July 10
North Little Rock—June 20 – July 20
Paragould—June 20 – July 20
Pea Ridge—June 10 – July 10
Pine Bluff—July 1 – Aug 1
Rogers—June 10 – July 10
Russellville—June 10 – July 10
Searcy—June 20 – July 20
Sherwood—July 1 – Aug 1
Siloam Springs—June 10 – July 10
Springdale—June 10 – July 10
Texarkana—June 20 – July 20
Van Buren—June 20 – July 20
West Memphis—June 20 – July 20

Planting dates: USDA Home and Garden Bulletin No. 9 (1967), tables 4 and 5. Frost dates: NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020. “—” means the place's frost date is outside the table. The full USDA table for winter squash.