The spaghetti squash, often mistaken for a legume, is actually a fruit belonging to the species Cucurbita pepo. Here is what you need to know about this particular variety:
Description:
- Spaghetti squashes are nutrient-packed fruits, often considered a legume. It belongs to the cucurbit family and is less invasive than some other squash varieties.
- It is classified as a winter squash, and its seedlings are planted in spring. Its fibrous flesh resembles the shape of spaghetti when cooked, hence its name.
Growing Tips:
- Seedlings are planted in spring. Make sure to choose a sunny spot in your garden with well-drained soil.
- This squash can be used in many ways in cooking, notably as an alternative to traditional pasta.
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