Exposure is a combination of two fundamental camera settings-aperture diameter and shutter speed. Many combinations will give the right exposure, but each will have differences is depth of field, motion blur, and so on.
Step 3. Harvest winter squash early if you expect a hard frost. While winter squash can tolerate light frost, even when the vine dies, a hard frost can damage the plant. Cut the squash off the plant with a piece of vine still attached, and place the fruit to cure in a cool location for several days.
Step 4. Plant summer squash in the spring once the soil warms and all danger of frost has passed in your area. Plant two to three seeds in a group to a depth of 1 inch, spacing groups 24 to 36 inches apart. Step 5. Water thoroughly and keep soil evenly moist until seedlings emerge in seven to 10 days.