Did you know there are more than a dozen different types of winter squash? Well, they’re the perfect vegetable to add to your menu planning when the days are shorter and the temperatures are colder.

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If you’re looking for a joyful winter squash with a buttery, maple-syrup taste, the carnival squash is an excellent and easy option for colorful cucurbit cultivation ...

This zucchini plant is has virtually no spines ... divided between the 2 categories of summer or winter varieties. What is the best squash to eat? The best type of squash to eat depends upon ...

Both winter and summer squash are indigenous to the Americas, where they were cultivated as far back as 10,000 years ago. Interestingly, squashes are the only members of the Cucurbitaceae family ...

Have you been thinking about trying a new vegetable this winter season? Consider trying out winter squash. Compared to their summertime cousins, winter squashes have a denser texture and flavor ...

Butternut squash is a winter squash variety, meaning it’s planted in ... However, once you notice the vines dying back, it’s a sign that the plant is no longer providing nutrients to the ...

Whether you grow winter or summer types of squash, they are easy-to-grow plants that also offer a range of culinary possibilities. The types of squash you grow will predominantly depend on your ...

However, this prolific plant typically requires a great deal of space to grow, and some types ... squash with other vegetables. However, vertical gardening is the answer to this problem. Winter ...

The winter squash needs a sunny position in the backyard ... The size of the fruits will depend on the variety, how plants ...