10 Types of Summer Squash and How to Cook With Them

12 Types of Winter Squash — And How to Cook Them

16 Types of Squash — And the Best Ways to Use Them

Harvesting Winter Squash

Now that your winter squashes are ready to harvest, they need to cure so they’ll last longer. Tips to know when to harvest: The stems are dry and brown - leaving them on the vine until the stems are dry is ideal. However, that’s not always possible with the weather. Cut your squash leaving at least 2” on the stem. Cure them in a greenhouse, a barn, a covered porch or even outside. A well ventilated spot is essential. If you’re curing outside, watch for rain or frost. The ideal temperature is 75-

Growing Squash: How to Plant, Grow, Harvest, and Store

Have you tried squash yet? It’s the perfect sport for those who love a fast-paced, high-intensity workout! Not only does it improve your agility and endurance, but it’s also a great way to improve your hand-eye coordination. Plus, it’s a lot of fun to play with friends! Give it a try and see why squash is the best sports around! 😎#squash #fitness #sport #fun” | Tonic Squash and Gym - Dromana