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02.09.2024 - 16:46 / savvygardening.com / Jessica Walliser
As you test out new varieties of storage vegetables for your home garden, you’ll benefit from learning when to harvest acorn squash. These winter squashes get their name from their acorn shape. They’re close cousins to Hubbard, pumpkins, buttercup, kabocha, delicata, spaghetti squash, and butternut squash. Here, I offer advice for growing acorn squash, indicators of squash maturity, how and when to harvest acorn squash, and all-important storage tips.
Harvesting acorn squash is a straightforward task. Winter squash of all kinds are harvested and eaten as mature fruit, when the skin has hardened into a tough rind. Determining when to harvest acorn squash is important to its flavor and texture as well as to its shelf life. The best thing about acorn squash is they’re easy: With a reasonable amount of care throughout the growing season—and no curing period—you can add sweet, nutty acorn squash to your recipes throughout the fall.
Growing acorn squashThere are a few things to know to grow acorn squash successfully:
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