There are so many different types of squash available all year round - from soft-skinned summer squashes to hard-shelled winter gourds. Most winter squashes have a sweeter, nuttier flavor and ...

Read below to learn about what defines summer squash, its different types, and tips to help you buy the right one to suit your cooking needs—no matter what kind you choose. Both summer and ...

This video demonstrates techniques for cutting summer squash. Zucchini and yellow squash are generally eaten cooked; however, you can eat them raw, especially when quite young and small. Cutting ...

Smoky, charred summer squash are doused in a savory chimichurri for a side you’ll want to make all summer long. Zucchini is one of summer’s most abundant offerings; here it stars on a pesto ...

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We've never needed to do succession planting with these summer squash varieties, and I doubt we ever will. Emily Fazio Emily Fazio As the fall season progresses, even the hardiest zucchini and ...

Squash bugs are amongst many garden pests that can wreak havoc when left unchecked. Here’s how to identify squash bugs ... of the cucurbit family, such as summer and winter squash, zucchini ...

The hard skin of the winter squash isn’t edible like that of the tender summer squash varieties. Season: Winter squash are available year-round, but are at their peak in the fall, which is also ...

Freeze cooked or pureed squash in plastic bags or firm containers for 6-8 months. Squashes and pumpkins are amongst the most versatile of vegetables, and work well baked, roasted, stuffed ...

Did you know that 60% of Purdue students who graduate in four years or less have taken at least one summer course? They Think Summer! The University has over 850 unique summer courses, including ...