Yes but you will have to support the squash with a sling or hammock type support as it grows...the ‘fruit’ will be quite heavy for vertical growing
I use my chain link fence to train my cucumbers and winter squash and have never had to support any of the fruit. Train it to go around the tomato cage as it may not be long enough otherwise. The vines can get really long.
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I don't know but I have a plastic 'tomato' cage that I'm going to use on my summer squash.
Yes....https://premeditatedleftovers.com/gardening/5-vegetables-can-grow-using-tomato-cages/
Yes but you will have to support the squash with a sling or hammock type support as it grows...the ‘fruit’ will be quite heavy for vertical growing
Holly's answer is correct - the squash can be supported with netting or old stockings. :-)
Yup, chopped up panty hose is perfect
you can use velcro gardening tape,or stretch tape as well
I use my chain link fence to train my cucumbers and winter squash and have never had to support any of the fruit. Train it to go around the tomato cage as it may not be long enough otherwise. The vines can get really long.