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When to Plant Cantaloupe in Zone 1B

USDA Zone

1B

Cities Covered

11

Avg Last Frost

Thursday, June 10, 2027

Plant Type

Indoor Start

📅 Planting Calendar for Zone 1B

Start Seeds Indoors Thursday, May 13, 2027
Transplant Outdoors Thursday, June 24, 2027

Pro Tip: Start Cantaloupe seeds indoors 4 weeks before your last frost date for best results.

🌿 Plant Details

Scientific Name Cucumis melo var. cantalupensis
Days to Maturity 80 days
Sun Requirements Full Sun (8+ hours)
Plant Spacing 48" apart

🤝 Companion Plants for Cantaloupe

Good Companions

CornSunflowerMarigold

Avoid Planting Near

CucumberPotato
See the full companion planting guide for Cantaloupe →

Cities in Zone 1B

Arctic Village, Alaska Bettles Field, Alaska Chicken, Alaska Galena, Alaska Hughes, Alaska Kobuk, Alaska Manley Hot Springs, Alaska Rampart, Alaska Shungnak, Alaska Tanacross, Alaska Tanana, Alaska

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Growing Cantaloupe in USDA Zone 1B

Cantaloupe (Cucumis melo var. cantalupensis) grows well in USDA Hardiness Zone 1B. This zone includes cities like Arctic Village, Bettles Field, Chicken and 8 more.

The average last frost date for Zone 1B is around Thursday, June 10, 2027. For best results, start your Cantaloupe seeds indoors around Thursday, May 13, 2027, then transplant outdoors around Thursday, June 24, 2027.

Expect to harvest your Cantaloupe approximately 80 days after planting.