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Delicata Squash: Oh So Delicious. Move Over Butternut

January 21, 2017 By: Anna24 Comments

delicata squash

This was my first year growing Delicata squash.  It reminds me of a striped zucchini with a hard shell.  I am in love with this squash since it is easy to grow and easier to cook.  Here’s the scoop about why Delicata squash should be on your table. I call it the new butternut!  

30 Pumpkin Seed Recipes to Spice Up Your Life

November 25, 2015 By: Anna11 Comments

Pumpkin Seed Recipes

You know I grow pumpkins and squashes–right?  I am a broken record about the dreaded squash vine borer and squash bugs.  But the reality is–growing them might not be your thing and  you would rather savor those delectable pumpkins or squashes. I can’t blame you.  Who doesn’t love pumpkin pie, butternut squash  soup, or any […]

How to Identify and Remove Squash Vine Borer Worm

July 21, 2015 By: Anna19 Comments

Every year I battle the squash vine borer.  I must lose a couple of pumpkins and squashes every year.  Luckily I have saved my zucchinis by cutting out the worm.  Last year, I wrote about how to be pro-actively prevent them from laying their eggs.  (Read  HERE.)  If any of my methods don’t work, you have […]

Cooking Pumpkin and Squash for Easy Winter Storage

October 7, 2010 By: Anna9 Comments

Don’t you love winter squash? There is something soothing about eating squash in the middle of winter with its creamy texture and hearty flavor. And you haven’t lived unless you have eaten baked goods with pumpkin puree or roasted pumpkin seeds. But eating either one of them during the winter might require your squash and […]

Mother Earth News Squash Bug Squishing Technique

March 11, 2010 By: Anna1 Comment

Photo by Ivan Armsby (http://www.flickr.com/photos/squeezyboy/ / CC BY 2.0) How many of you grow squashes? Last year, I grew about six different squashes.  Little pumpkins. Acorn Squash.  Sweet Potato Squash.  And some other funny sounding name squashes.   My neighbor grew them too and complained of the dreaded squash bug.  She even showed me one […]

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