For summer squash, plant rows about three to four feet apart ... This white, powdery fungus affects older leaves during cool, damp periods. Use drip irrigation and choose resistant varieties ...

If you are considering growing a vegetable that is nutritious and will be ready to eat early in the growing season, summer squash is worth considering. Summer squash differs from winter squash in ...

This video demonstrates techniques for cutting summer squash. Zucchini and yellow squash are generally eaten cooked; however, you can eat them raw, especially when quite young and small. Cutting ...

Part of the summer squash family ... diseases such as powdery mildew that can cause zucchini leaves to turn white - and focus the plant’s energy on producing fruits to harvest.