With a wider bottom that tapers toward the top, these squash are thin-skinned and mild-tasting, though the seeds tend to be larger than some other varieties of summer squash. You can enjoy it raw ...

Summer squash can be difficult to grow in Carolina gardens. It prefers the cooler weather of springtime and grows best with daytime temperatures ranging from 65-75 degrees. There are a host of ...

Courgettes, summer squash and marrows can all be grown in the ... Add plenty of compost or well-rotted manure before planting. Seed can be sown in pots from March to the end of May.