Pumpkin

What NOT to Compost Meat and Fish Scraps. Dairy, Fats, and Oils. Plants or Wood Treated with Pesticides or Preservatives. Black Walnut Tree Debris. Diseased… Read More »What Should You Not Compost?

“Nature will naturally compost and break down. Wildlife can also feed on the decomposing pumpkin.” You could also dig a hole and bury them, letting… Read More »What Happens To All The Leftover Pumpkins?

Look for damage to the pumpkin skin and soft or discolored spots. The pumpkin should feel firm and possess a hard skin. Smell the pumpkin,… Read More »What Does A Rotting Pumpkin Look Like?

Having a bed of sand underneath your pumpkin allows it to grow more easily. It makes sense, think about how easy it is to have… Read More »Should I Put Something Under My Giant Pumpkin?

Seeds, squash and pumpkin guts can also be composted. Remove any candles and other accessories before composting. Put painted pumpkins and pumpkins preserved with bleach… Read More »Can Pumpkins Go Into Compost?

However, if they are carved, it is time to think about disposal. Here’s a list of some ways to get rid of your rotting jack… Read More »Can I Compost Rotting Pumpkin?

​​Etching is pumpkin-carving made easy. The process, which uses a linoleum cutter rather than a knife, makes sophisticated designs simple, even if you’re a beginner.… Read More »What Tool Is Used To Etch Pumpkins?

Properly stored pumpkins keep for at least three months and may last as long as seven months. Check the pumpkins for soft spots or other… Read More »How Long Will A Ripe Pumpkin Keep?

We carve logos, portraits, monsters, and most everything else that people come up with. Prices typically start around $150 for simple designs to upwards of… Read More »How Much Does A Professional Pumpkin Carver Charge?

But before you hit the pumpkin patches to find that ideal squash for carving (or decorating), you’ll need to know these dos and don’ts for… Read More »What Are Three Tips For Choosing An Ideal Pumpkin For Carving?