Squash come in lots of different sizes, shapes, colors, and flavors. Whether you grow winter or summer types of squash, they are easy-to-grow plants that also offer a range of culinary possibilities.

Squash is very frost sensitive. It also needs warm soil to germinate – preferably 65 degrees. To get they quickest and longest lasting crop, starting the plants indoors or purchasing transplants ...

Make sure to match the plant to the site in your landscape where ... radish, southern peas, squash (summer and winter), sweet corn, Swiss chard, tomatoes, and watermelon. Annuals (transplants ...

Following the Indians' lead, why not grow corn, beans and squash this spring? This combination of vegetable crops works great because the corn grows tall and sturdy, providing the pole beans ...

Courgettes, summer squash and marrows can all be grown in the same way. One plant produces a plentiful supply and courgette flowers can also be eaten as fritters.They require a sunny location and ...