SPOILER ALERT: Sadly, reality is that our squash plants are nearing the end. With temperatures dropping and days getting shorter, they don’t have much time left. Here are a few tricks to get a few more squash before winter takes over: Trick #1: Prune: remove leaves below the lowest squash or blossoms. This redirects energy toward fruit production. Trick #2: Feed: squash are heavy feeders, keep those plants well-nourished with compost. A well-fed squash is a productive plant that will give you a

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If Squash bugs are your nemesis listen up! If you’ve had squash bugs in the past, the second you plant a curcubit type plant in the ground, you better start looking for squash bugs. They attack melons, cucumbers, winter squash, summer squash, pumpkins, all of which can be easily damaged and un-alived by squash bugs . Early eradication and prevention is the best way to solve your squash bug problem before it gets worse . If you’ve had them before, you will have them again this year so as soon as