Delicata squash plants can spread 4-6 feet, depending on the variety and do not want to be too congested. A lack of air circulation can also increase the susceptibility to diseases, such as ...

Once established in the spring and early summer, delicata squash plants are some of the best we grow, but they don't hold up as well ... We're here for the squash.

Try delicata squash, ... Plant it in the summer, and the squash will be ready to harvest after 80 to 100 days in full sun, when the cream-colored skin begins to develop irregular dark-green stripes, ...

Halve the delicata squash lengthwise and scrape out the seeds. A melon baller works well for this. Place the squash on the foil, cut side up, and drizzle with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.

Fall season brings a change in weather and the leaves on the trees burst with color, but it also means seeing several squash varieties popping up at the market. So many sizes, shapes and colors to cho ...

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.