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Summer-Straightneck Squash

The Squash Summer Early Prolific Straightneck, `Cucurbita pepo,' is very popular, because of its thick, tasty flesh. An All American Selection in 1938, the Early Prolific Straightneck is open-pollinated and is still a favorite for good reason. This variety is best when the squashes are harvested at four to seven inches. Their flesh is fine-grained, thick, firm and extremely tasty. Harvest should take place as soon as the fruits reach one inch in diameter and four to seven inches in length. Squashes are most tender and flavorful when they are young.

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