"A common question I get about summer plants is, “What’s the
difference between summer and winter squash?”. It’s a little confusing,
because both types are grown in the summer. I’ve certainly never seen a
squash could be grown in winter, although that would be pretty neat!
The differences between these two types comes down to one main thing: summer squash is meant to be consumed fresh in the summer, while winter squash can be stored in a cool, dry place for winter eating. There are quite a few differences between these varieties, which I’ll outline below."
The differences between these two types comes down to one main thing: summer squash is meant to be consumed fresh in the summer, while winter squash can be stored in a cool, dry place for winter eating. There are quite a few differences between these varieties, which I’ll outline below."
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