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Not sure about dates. It varies by plant and planting zone. You'll need to do some research on that. As for spring, you commonly would chop-and-drop in place and use it as a mulch to retain moisture and plant into the mulch. You also want to leave the roots in the soil so they can die...

@5 Points Wingfeather - This is called "cover cropping". Check into it. It is a good way to add additional organic matter into the soil, keep it covered (very important to retain moisture and suppress weeds), keep the soil looser, can be chopped down as mulch in the spring and in some cases...