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Yellow Crookneck is a classic summer squash with distinctive curved neck and golden yellow skin. Tender, mild, slightly sweet — especially when harvested young (4–6 inches). Bush-type, compact, highly productive, yielding dozens of squash per plant. Matures in 45–60 days — one of the fastest-growing squash varieties.
Harvest frequently — every 2–3 days at peak — to keep plants producing. Fruits become seedy and bland if left to mature. Susceptible to squash vine borers — use row cover early or hand-pollinate flowers for better fruit set.
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Squash (Yellow Crookneck) grows across 11 USDA hardiness zones. Explore the catalog for any of them: