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Butternut squash questions

17 years ago

This would be the first time I am growing butternut squash. I need to either stake them or cage them in some way. Does anyone have suggestions?

I also picked up some seedlings and planted a week ago, not doing very well. Is it too cold yet for these squash? IN S. Florida.

Any other suggestions welcome.

Thanks..

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