The Best Summer Squash to Grow in Massachusetts
Massachusetts gardeners do best with fast bush-type summer squash, 45 to 55 days to harvest, bred for some resistance to powdery mildew.
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Massachusetts gardeners do best with fast bush-type summer squash, 45 to 55 days to harvest, bred for some resistance to powdery mildew.
Plant summer squash in Maryland after your local last spring frost date, which falls somewhere between April 3 and April 16 depending on where you garden.
Bush-type summer squash, meaning zucchini, straightneck, crookneck and pattypan varieties that mature in under 60 days, are the best fit for Maryland…
Summer squash goes into the ground in Manitoba between the last week of May and the first week of June, timed to the average last spring frost of May 23.
Short-season, fast-maturing bush varieties are the ones that actually finish here.
In coastal Portland’s climate zone, summer squash goes into the ground outdoors between roughly May 1 and early June, once the 30-70% frost-risk window…
Zucchini and yellow summer squash both mature fast enough for Maine’s frost-to-frost window, but the varieties that do best here are the shorter-season…
Summer squash goes into Louisiana soil twice a year, not once. The spring window opens once the last-frost risk clears in mid-to-late February for the…
Choose fast-maturing, heat-tolerant bush types, straightneck and zucchini varieties bred for disease resistance, and plan on more than one planting a…
Direct-seed summer squash in Kentucky once the soil has shaken off its spring chill, generally from late April through May, and keep sowing every few…