Confused in the squash aisle? Learn 18 types of squash—summer vs. winter—plus how to pick, store, and cook each one with ...

Zucchini plants in our gardens often produce more than can be used as fresh produce. What can you do with extra zucchini? You can dry or freeze zucchini, but it is only safe to can zucchini if it has ...

Store whole or cut zucchini in the crisper drawer of the fridge, or keep it in the freezer if altered texture isn't an issue. Whole zucchini stored in the fridge has the longest shelf life of up to ...

From light salads to filling pastas and sweet desserts, these recipes with zucchini and squash are vibrant seasonal dishes ...

Plant butternut squash in the spring, grow through the summer, and harvest in the fall. This fruit can be stored to enjoy all winter long, and the wait is worth it.

You've got to love zucchini. It's one of the summer’s most prolific and easy-to-use vegetables. And the summer squash with dark skin dotted with little flecks is typically plentiful. Zucchini is not ...

Companion planting can boost two crops at once when done correctly. When planting peppers, adding squash or zucchini will ...

Locally grown squash and zucchini are abundant this time of year, at MOON Co-op Grocery, Oxford’s Farmers Market, and home gardens. The challenge is how to use all of it. Squash has been cultivated ...

Squash fall into two categories. Summer squash have thin edible skin while winter squash — also known as gourds — have tough ...

Zucchini or squash blossoms are a vibrant yellow and green flower that forms from the fruiting portion of a summer squash or zucchini plant, explains Olivia Roszkowski, chef-instructor of Plant-Based ...