Pumpkin

Anthracnose begins as small, light brown spots outlined with a darker margin that expands as it progresses. Eventually, the leaves develop small holes and fruit… Read More »What Is The Brown Stuff On Pumpkins?

“In a landfill, pumpkins and other organic materials are buried and rot without oxygen, which creates the potent greenhouse gas methane,” Enroth says. Instead, give… Read More »What To Do With Old Rotting Pumpkins?

You can tell if your pumpkins are infected with downy mildew, because there will be yellowish spots on the upper surface of the leaves and… Read More »What Does Pumpkin Mold Look Like?

Here are some eco-friendly things you can do with your old Halloween pumpkin to help keep them out of landfills. Compost it. Bury it. Leave… Read More »What Are Old Pumpkins Good For?

Pumpkins can be orange or green when ripe (according to the variety). If you notice that the color of your pumpkin is becoming brown, black,… Read More »What Do Bad Pumpkins Look Like?

If you plan on keeping your pumpkins outside, be sure to place them in a dry, shaded spot—like a covered porch—for the entire season. Too… Read More »Can You Leave Uncut Pumpkins Outside?

What do you think is inside of the pumpkin? We cut around the stem to create an opening. This stringy stuff is called pulp. What… Read More »What Is The Inside Of Pumpkin Called?

You can add a little more peanut butter to the pumpkin to direct the attention of the squirrels to areas you would like “carved” quicker.… Read More »How Do You Get A Squirrel To Carve A Pumpkin?

Not only was using a drill bit to carve pumpkins a neat and unique way to do it, but it was also a lot safer… Read More »Can I Use A Drill Bit To Carve A Pumpkin?

What to Do With Pumpkin Guts Stockpile it for Broth. Purée the Pulp. Turn it Into Chutney. 4. Make a Creamy Pumpkin Hummus. Use It… Read More »What Do You Do With The Inside Of A Pumpkin?