Growing acorn squash

The photo above is of the last acorn squash plant we grew before we left Canada. We grow it in a raised garden bed that we made ourselves. In the garden bed we had two acorn and two small white pumpkin plants. We made made a trellis out of string an let them grow up…

Acorn squash is a flavorful and versatile squash to have in your kitchen garden. These helpful tips on how to grow acorn squash will guide you through planting acorn squash seeds, caring for acorn squash plants, and harvesting acorn squash.

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Add this winter squash variety to your garden with our expert guide Acorn squashes are small, short, and round vegetables known for their sweet, nutty flavor. These winter squashes have thick skin so they stay fresh for up to 2 months...

Get the scoop on Harvesting Acorn Squash Seeds & saving the seeds for future planting. Saving seeds from acorn squash is easy with these tips

Get insight and tips on when to harvest acorn squash from the garden and how to store them correctly for a long shelf-life.

Growing winter squash is fun and rewarding. Learn all you need to know about their care: water, sun, soil, fertilizer, pests, and much more!

How to Pick, Prep & Store Acorn Squash + nutrition information, recipes, fun facts and more!

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Find out how to grow spaghetti squash so that each vine produces up to eight fruits and can be stored for up to three months in the cellar.

Wouldn't it be great if you've learned how to grow acorn squash? Think about it, next winter you could be enjoying an acorn squash grown at home, smothered with

Butternut squash go through several ripening stages before they are ready to pick. First, the skin turns from green to tan. Next the flesh softens and sweetens.

Acorn squash is a small winter variety that needs to be harvested when the outer skin or rind of the fruit gets tough. Unlike summer squash varieties, you can store winter squash for several months

Spaghetti squash has become a family favorite in our house. If you are wanting to grow your own, check out these best tips for growing spaghetti squash. I even include some troubleshooting tips as well.

The best tips for growing acorn squash and other other winter squash when vegetable gardening.

Discover everything you need to know about how to grow squash in your garden to achieve a bountiful harvest.

Thelma Sanders Sweet Potato Acorn Squash is a delightful and unique variety of acorn squash known for its swee

While you can certainly plant the seeds from your supermarket produce, dont be surprised if the fruit or veggies are not the same as the parent produce. This is a guide about growing acorn squash from supermarket squash.

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Squash comes in all shapes, sizes, which adds a fun diversity to the vegetable garden, but they often take up a lot of real estate. Growing squash in containers & pots can make this bountiful fruit production available to all gardeners despite their space constraints. #squash #uniquevegetables #containergardening #urbangardens