It's squash flower season. Over the years, The Journal has shared some interesting and delicious recipes for these seasonal delicacies. Here are four of them. In 2014, Karen J. Caito, Sandra R.

If you're new to gardening, it's easy to underestimate how much pests can affect your squash plants. Try planting a trap crop ...

I grew up in an Italian-American family, which meant many things, not the least of which being that, on Sundays, we always ate some sort of pasta and meatballs for dinner. And during the summer months ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The squash plants in Gandy's Garden here at News 19 are without a doubt, the fastest plants I'm growing right now. I started the squash seeds back in mid April and they're 6 to 12 ...

Lesley Téllez is a food writer and culinary guide. In 2010 she founded Eat Mexico, the first culinary tours in Mexico City devoted to street food, markets and fondas. Her new book Eat Mexico brings ...

Karen J. Caito wrote, “This is a delicacy my mom would make every summer after my dad would plant his zucchini. It is a very old recipe and, trust me, once you make them you will want to do it over ...

Q: I have a garden with several kinds of squash growing with other vegetables and the squash have something very strange going on. The squash are blooming with big, bright yellow flowers sticking ...

Q: My squash plants flower, but the flowers are not opening fully and fall off without developing squash. Can you tell me what is happening to my plants? A: There could be a couple of reasons why you ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Squash blossoms represent those ephemeral bits of summer. And they pop up on restaurant menus around the borough -- Seppe at Urby in Stapleton and Basilio Inn in South Beach to ...

It is hard to believe a pile of pretty orange and white flowers can be transformed into a flavorful appetizer in a matter of minutes. If you’ve never made stuffed courgette flowers, also known as ...

Q: My zucchini squash won't bear fruit. The plant is big and lush and is producing lots of flowers — even some tiny baby squash that wither and fall off without developing. I have heard the gardener ...