Straightneck squash is the same vibrant yellow color as crookneck but lacking the curved neck. Both have slightly bumpy, yellow skin with white flesh. It can also be cooked and used much like ...

Yellow squash. Not to be confused with golden zucchini, these are a much paler yellow with skin that can range from smooth to bumpy and they generally have larger seeds than other varieties.

The shape of zucchini is cylindrical and straight with smooth skin without warts or bumps. Yellow summer squash has a more muted yellow skin color, fruit tends to have bulbous flower ends that ...

Both are fat-bottomed and have slightly bumpy skin with creamy white flesh and uncommonly large seeds compared to other varieties of squash. All in all, this summer, you need to keep yellow squash ...

Cosmopolitan may not be the first word that comes to mind when the subject is summer squash. And yet this staple of the vegetable garden, which includes sleek zucchini and bumpy yellow crookneck ...

All varieties have yellow-orange flesh. Acorn squash makes a handsome presentation ... middle and more tapered at the neck. Its skin is bumpy, and its color ranges from dark green to orange.

Because they are botanical cousins, crookneck yellow squash and zucchini — both are ... inches long), these yellow soft-skinned (sometimes bumpy) summer squashes have a buttery flavor with ...

Because of its frequent hybridization, squash is not considered a plant native to North America, which is where Mr. Smarty Plants' expertise lies. However, here is a previous Mr. Smarty Plants ...

LITTLE ROCK — The prolific summer squash - smooth-skinned yellow, bumpy-skinned crookneck, flying-saucer-shaped pattypan and tubular green zucchini - can leave cooks and gardeners feeling like ...

Yellow squash. Not to be confused with golden zucchini, these are a much paler yellow with skin that can range from smooth to bumpy, and they generally have larger seeds than other varieties.