Hi, I love squash and find it easy to grow in past. This year I planted to starts, purchase at a farmer's market for yellow squash-hook neck and standard. They went in the ground a little later than I had hoped because of the rainy weather but I did keep them outside on my deck. In addition I used dried seeds from squash I ate during the winter to plant spaghetti, acorn and butternut squash. All sprouted and have growth. But no flowers. I worked a potting soil mix into the soil where I planted and applied mulch on top to conserve water. They also seem to be needing water. I find washed out yellowing leaves on the bottoms of the plants. The yellow squash has made several flowers, but they never fruit. I looked to see if they are male/female flowers, and they seem mostly male. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I water with a drip system and was watering every day for about 50 minutes but then cut it back to MWF for a time to see if that helped, because my strawberries were also lots of green but very few strawberies. I wondered if I was overwatering but they are on the same watering station. In this heat of course I am watering either by hand or by drip. Anyway, I'm not having good luck this year at all. Previously I had roses where the squash are but after years of tyring to control black spot and disease, I pulled them all out. Is there any possibility that the soil might still have the spores in it that could be affecting my squash. My lettuce is growing well, my broccoli not so much, but I think it's more of a cold weather crop. Any suggesions might help. thanks in advance. Margie