Jack Miller

Squash does not always need to be refrigerated, and in many cases, keeping it out of the fridge is actually the better choice.   Whether your squash needs refrigeration depends on the type of squash you have, whether it’s whole or cut, and how soon you plan to cook it.   In this post, we’ll … Read more

Yes, squash absolutely needs to be pollinated if you want it to produce fruit.   Without pollination, those bright yellow blossoms will just shrivel up and drop off the vine, leaving you with nothing to harvest.   It’s one of those garden facts that feels a bit dramatic, but it’s true—no pollination, no squash.   … Read more

Does squash need to be organic? Not necessarily, but going organic with your squash definitely has some real perks if you can swing it. If you’ve been wondering whether squash needs to be organic for you and your family to enjoy it safely, the short answer is no. Conventionally grown squash is perfectly fine to … Read more

Squash does not always need to be peeled, and in many cases, you shouldn’t peel it at all.   The skin of most squash varieties is perfectly edible, nutritious, and delicious when cooked properly.   However, whether you need to peel squash depends on the type you’re using, how you plan to cook it, and … Read more

Squash does need support, but only certain types truly benefit from it.   If you’ve ever wondered whether squash needs support, the short answer is yes for vining varieties and no for bush types.   Vining squash like butternut, acorn, and spaghetti squash send out long tendrils that sprawl across the garden.   Bush squash … Read more