Fact 1
The butternut squash is interchangeable with the pumpkin in Australia, causing them to call it the butternut pumpkin.
Fact 2
When planting butternut squash, it is important to have a large area for cultivation, as the seeds can send out vines up to 15 feet long.
Fact 3
Though it may not taste good, the skin of the squash is edible! The seeds are as well and are best roasted.
A round, deep yellow to orange type of squash plant.
is a racquet sport played by two (singles) or four players (doubles) in a four-walled court with a small, hollow rubber ball.
A spring vegetable in the genus Asparagus.
A cultivar in the group of cabbages that is known for its edible bud.
A species of nightshade also known as eggplant.
A root vegetable, usually orange in color.
A plant which contains about 100 species of shrubs and trees.
Was an American biologist known for his extensive work in species variation among many other scientific breakthroughs.
A German inventor and mechanical engineer.