To grow squash from seed, you can either sow indoors ... and a lack of water can be a prime reason why squash leaves turn yellow. As well as requiring regular watering throughout the summer ...

Butternut squash is a fan favorite in our home, and many home gardeners appreciate it deep into the winter. Its rich, nutty ...

There are two common types of squash - summer and winter - which are members of the Cucurbitaceae family along with pumpkins ...

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 ...

Groff prefers to be done with the growing season by Thanksgiving, which keeps the squash fresh, so he starts planting in ...

As the weather cools and fall approaches, you might start wondering how long the squash can be left on the plant, especially as temperatures dip overnight. Understanding what time is best for ...

Sometimes, yes, but for most gardeners, the end of summer is the end of the growing season. A crop of zucchini and yellow squash can continue producing into the fall if they can avoid common diseases.

We're here for the squash. As we round the corner and experience cooler and cooler overnight temperatures, it's amazing to see our winter squash continue to thrive. Once established in the spring ...

Even now in mid-September (New York), there are dozens of fruit growing on the vines. We've never needed to do succession planting with these summer squash varieties, and I doubt we ever will.

Even so, there are hardy plants that grow well in rainy conditions. Many gardeners, including me, have had poor luck growing zucchinis, yellow crookneck and other northern varieties of squash here in ...

This warming cheesy butternut squash and potato bake is totally vegan and excellent for a fall dinner with your favorite ...