Large zucchini may taste less flavorful and are better for baking. Choose small to medium ones (6-8 inches long, 2 inches or ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links ... Well, actually there are more than 100 varieties of zucchini grown today, ranging in color ...

Everything you need to know about seven common varieties ... Images Wandering around the farmers market in July, August, and September, there’s always a deluge of summer squash, including ...

How complicated can zucchini be? After all, most people’s biggest problem usually seems to be getting rid of it. Well, actually there are more than 100 varieties of zucchini grown today ...

For container gardening, there are compact zucchini varieties well-suited for smaller spaces. Look for varieties labeled as "bush" or "container," but still choose larger pots at least 18 inches ...

yellow-skinned zucchini varieties with monikers like Burbee’s Butterstick and Yellowfin and Golden Glory from Johnny’s Selected Seeds. To me, it seems like overkill when we’ve already got ...

While the most common varieties of summer squash can be found year-round — we’re looking at you, green zucchini — the season for which they’re named brings a bounty of less familiar ones.

They’re both green gourds that peak during the warm summer months, but you probably know you can’t use cucumbers to make zucchini bread. So, what actually sets zucchini and cucumbers apart?