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  • Janelle Rietz-Kamenar, Master Gardener | DCMGV

    < Back Discover Delicata Squash? Delicata Squash is favored for its delicate, edible skin. It is actually classified as a winter squash but has a thin skin (similar to summer squash) that can Other common names for this squash are peanut squash, Bohemian squash, or sweet potato squash. winter squashes. Borer Protection,” “Delicata Squash Borer,” and “ Delicata Squash Harvest.”

  • Mickey Scullard, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV

    < Back Getting Your Squash Across the Finish Line You are nearing the squash finish line for fall and winter squash. Harvesting your winter squash is only half the battle. When stored properly, you will be able to enjoy your: Acorn Squash: 1 to 2 months Spaghetti Squash: 2 tips and enjoy your home-grown squash!

  • Marjory Blare, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV

    < Back Butternut Squash – The Best Flavor of All Winter Squash? Butternut squash is often described as having the best flavor of all winter squash. Read on to learn how to grow butternut squash successfully. Follow directions on the butternut squash seed package for seed depth and row spacing. Check this site for more information about preserving winter squash.

  • Mary Barnidge, Master Gardener | DCMGV

    < Back Spaghetti Squash (“Cucurbita pepo”) Spaghetti Squash is something to consider introducing to your Spaghetti Squash is different than typical squash varietals in that it can be shredded into strands resembling What Is Spaghetti Squash Spaghetti squash is a variety of winter squash, native to the Americas. Similar to other winter squash, it has a netting of seeds at its center, which can be roasted and eaten How to grow Spaghetti Squash Spaghetti squash can be grown by directly seeding in your garden.

  • Katie Possis, Master Gardener | DCMGV

    < Back Squash the Holiday Host Competition with a Winter Variety We plant, grow, and nurture our vegetable Learn more about two special squash varieties – Sugar Pumpkins and Kabocha Squash in this article. Winter squash are fruit that grow on the vine. Kabocha Squash Second up, Kabocha Squash is a Japanese variety of the Cucurbita maxima species. The rich deep green of the Kabocha squash pairs nicely with orange pumpkins, yellow spaghetti squash,

  • Julie Henrichs, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV

    The Three Sisters planting creates a way that three crops - corn, beans and squash compliment and work The Three Sisters planting creates a way that three crops - corn, beans and squash compliment and work Finally, squash is planted last; but squash is important in that it provides a canopy on the ground as Squash should also be encouraged to trail out and not overcrowd the beans. winter squash) squash seeds Trowel Watering Can (Water) diagram of Three Sisters plant Planting a Three

  • Marjorie Blare, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV

    < Back Roasted Stuffed Butternut Squash Marjorie Blare, Dakota County Master Gardener Looking for a special What vegetable could fit the bill better than butternut squash? (uncooked) of your favorite sausage Squash: 1 large Butternut Squash, halved and seeded 2 TBSP Olive Brush olive oil on squash halves.

  • Edible Plants | DCMGV

    Read More Butternut Squash – The Best Flavor of All Winter Squash? Butternut squash is often described as having the best flavor of all winter squash. Read on to learn how to grow butternut squash successfully. Read More Discover Delicata Squash? Delicata Squash is favored for its delicate, edible skin. This squash is booming in popularity. Here are some growing tips.

  • Larry Caola, Dakota County Master Gardener Intern and Julie Harris, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV

    Fundy Dulse (a red seaweed from Canada) Blue Camas (Pacific Northwest, root vegetable) Candy Roaster Squash eastern North America) Indigenous vegetables that are more familiar locally include beans, corn and squash These plants support one another: corn offers structure, beans enrich the soil with nitrogen, and squash Squash – Cucurbita maxima Cucurbita maxima , one of the five cultivated squash species, originated over Squash, Cucurbita maxima If you are interested in growing heirloom vegetables indigenous to North America

  • Logan Caola, Dakota County Master Gardener Intern | DCMGV

    Uses for October’s Harvest Logan Caola, Dakota County Master Gardener Intern Pumpkins, a late season squash This autumnal squash is known for its utility as not just a fun DIY arts and craft, but as an ingredient Pumpkins, a late season squash, have become a commonplace symbol of fall. Unknown to most, the pumpkin is considered a winter squash and is also considered a modified berry known This autumnal squash is known for its utility as not just a fun DIY arts and craft, but also can be promoted

  • Liz Townley, Dakota County Master Gardener Intern | DCMGV

    < Back Keeping Your Garden Looking Good in the Fall You are nearing the squash finish line for fall and winter squash. To ensure you get to enjoy the fruits of your squash labors this summer, there are still a few things As summer transitions into autumn, squash plants face a unique set of stressful challenges. Read this article for helpful tips for a great squash harvest.

  • Julie Harris, Dakota County Master Gardener | DCMGV

    Photo credit University of Minnesota Extension Squash bugs and squash borer appear this time of year. Squash bugs lay their eggs on the undersides of leaves. Squash vine borer lay their eggs at the base of plants.

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