Have you been thinking about trying a new vegetable this winter season? Consider trying out winter squash. Compared to their summertime cousins, winter squashes have a denser texture and flavor with ...

Knowing the different types of squash can help you choose the right one; some excel in savory dishes, such as soups and casseroles, while others are better suited for sweeter recipes. Try thin-skinned ...

Squash are classified as either winter or summer, depending on whether they’re harvested and consumed when they’re immature ...

Walk into any grocery store, or better yet, your local farmers’ market this time of year, and you’ll likely see bins overflowing with seasonal squash in dozens of colors, shapes, and sizes. Knowing ...

All summer, we enjoy our share of zucchini and summer squashes. Come autumn, we happily embrace their harder-shelled, densely-fleshed, sweet-tasting brethren. Like summer squash, mild-tasting winter ...

As autumn arrives in the Lowcountry, an array of vibrant squash varieties takes center stage in the produce section, offering endless culinary possibilities for all ages. Here’s a quick guide to ...

The leaves are changing and the air has a crisp feel—you might say it’s sweater weather, but we know it as winter squash season. Come fall, we’re stocking up on all the gourds we can find at the ...

Fall is easily one of the best seasons for produce. Autumn produce is not only colorful, it’s full of flavors and […] The ...

Plant winter squash when the weather is above 65 degrees Fahrenheit. In Southern climates, this could be in March, in Northern climates, this may not happen until May or even June. Winter squash takes ...