Once your plants start fruiting, check them regularly for ripe zucchinis and be sure to look under the large leaves for ...

These stuffed zucchini flowers are fragrant, slightly sweet and rustic in the best of ways. The crispy squash blossoms ...

It is hard to believe a pile of pretty orange and white flowers can be transformed into a flavorful appetizer in a matter of ...

The female blossoms are generally larger and have visible fruit below the blossom, this is most likely the tiny baby squash that you report seeing on your zucchini plant.

If you planted zucchini in your garden this year, you have no doubt noticed the beautiful orange and yellow blossoms that grow alongside (and on) the fruit. The flowers are edible and beautiful ...

Summer squash, zucchini and late-summer pumpkins produce both male and female blossoms, so if picking your own, make sure to go for the male blossoms in order to preserve the harvest; spikier ...

Squash blossoms are basically the edible flowers of the plants that produce summer or winter squash, such as zucchini, spaghetti squash or other types of squash. While both male and female ...

Zucchini are monoecious, which means every plant produces both male and female flowers. So only one plant is needed for pollination to occur. However, because male and female blossoms operate on ...

These Lobster-Stuffed Zucchini Blossoms are the summer appetizer your guests will be talking about for months. Get the recipe at Food & Wine.

This recipe showcases zucchini flowers simply as they are — scattered over a white pizza (no red sauce) with chiles and cheese.

However, because male and female blossoms operate on different timetables, especially early in the season, they aren’t necessarily open and feeling frisky at the same time.