Help with name of this crookneck squash

John3 · April 20, 2011

the one on the right in the squash picture
http://www.flickr.com/photos/melisdramatic/4777615376/

Jeannine Anne · April 20, 2011

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Originally Posted by John3

the one on the right in the squash picture
http://www.flickr.com/photos/melisdramatic/4777615376/

Hi, it looks like "Summer Crookneck" to me.

XX Jeannine

rxkeith · April 21, 2011

yeah, summer crook neck or yellow crook neck squash.
i had some volunteers come up on the edge of last years garden. they were light green in color when young, turning yellow and bumpy when mature. i'm not sure if they were crossed or not, but they tasted very good. i saved seeds, and will plant again this year, and see what comes up. they were first to flower and fruit so probably didn't cross in last years garden.

keith

Tormato · April 22, 2011

Yellow Crookneck
Golden Crookneck
Summer Crookneck
Early Golden Crookneck
Early Golden Summer Crookneck

There's a near endless variation of names for this "type" of summer squash. I wouldn't know if there's actually any difference to them.

I do know there is an Improved (Golden?/Yellow?/Summer?) Crookneck , that takes about 60 days to mature, so it is not the same as any of the above.

Keith,

I've never seen a (G?/Y?/S?) crookneck that starts out green. Mine always start out yellow.

Gary

April 20, 2011	#1
John3 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Alabama 7.5 or 8 depends on who you ask Posts: 727	Help with name of this crookneck squash the one on the right in the squash picture http://www.flickr.com/photos/melisdramatic/4777615376/

April 21, 2011	#3
rxkeith Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Back in da U.P. Posts: 1,848	yeah, summer crook neck or yellow crook neck squash. i had some volunteers come up on the edge of last years garden. they were light green in color when young, turning yellow and bumpy when mature. i'm not sure if they were crossed or not, but they tasted very good. i saved seeds, and will plant again this year, and see what comes up. they were first to flower and fruit so probably didn't cross in last years garden. keith

April 22, 2011	#4
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,971	Yellow Crookneck Golden Crookneck Summer Crookneck Early Golden Crookneck Early Golden Summer Crookneck There's a near endless variation of names for this "type" of summer squash. I wouldn't know if there's actually any difference to them. I do know there is an Improved (Golden?/Yellow?/Summer?) Crookneck , that takes about 60 days to mature, so it is not the same as any of the above. Keith, I've never seen a (G?/Y?/S?) crookneck that starts out green. Mine always start out yellow. Gary