When to Plant Jicama in West Virginia
West Virginia spans USDA hardiness 5b to 7a (zones 5b to 7a on this page). Plant jicama by your local frost date, not the calendar — pick your zone below for exact start-indoors, transplant, and harvest dates.
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Jicama planting calendar for West Virginia, Zone 5b
Average last spring frost
April 30
Average first fall frost
October 5
Start seeds indoors
Mar 19
Transplant outdoors
May 14
Jicama needs about 150 days to mature — longer than Zone 5b typically stays frost-free, so it likely won't reliably ripen there outdoors without a head start indoors or season extension. Full zone 5 guide (both 5a and 5b) →
Jicama planting calendar for West Virginia, Zone 6a
Average last spring frost
April 25
Average first fall frost
October 10
Start seeds indoors
Mar 14
Transplant outdoors
May 9
Projected first harvest
Oct 6
Jicama is ready to harvest in about 150 days. Full zone 6 guide (both 6a and 6b) →
Jicama planting calendar for West Virginia, Zone 6b
Average last spring frost
April 20
Average first fall frost
October 15
Start seeds indoors
Mar 9
Transplant outdoors
May 4
Projected first harvest
Oct 1
Jicama is ready to harvest in about 150 days. Full zone 6 guide (both 6a and 6b) →
Jicama planting calendar for West Virginia, Zone 7a
Average last spring frost
April 15
Average first fall frost
October 20
Start seeds indoors
Mar 4
Transplant outdoors
Apr 29
Projected first harvest
Sep 26
Jicama is ready to harvest in about 150 days. Full zone 7 guide (both 7a and 7b) →
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Varieties to grow
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Common problems with jicama
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