Pumpkin

The Pumpkin Diet Deer love to eat pumpkins, which have many edible parts. There are flowers, leaves, seeds, and the squishy part of the rind.… Read More »Can You Leave Pumpkins Out For Deer?

To avoid crowding in the pumpkin patch, plants require thinning out. Once this has been accomplished, other herbicides can be used to keep weeds at… Read More »How Do You Keep Weeds Out Of Pumpkins?

Some gardeners promote branching to get more pumpkins by pinching the tips out of main vines when they reach about 2 feet long. You can… Read More »How Do You Increase The Yield Of A Pumpkin?

White pumpkins never turn orange on the outside, but their rinds can take on bluish and yellowish tones as they mature. They average 8 to… Read More »Will My White Pumpkins Turn Orange?

5 things to do with your pumpkins after Halloween MAKE A MEAL. When carving your pumpkin, save the bits that are cut off and use… Read More »What Should You Do With Pumpkins After Halloween?

Ignore the pumpkins now and, come mid-spring, the pumpkin seeds will sprout — they’ll know the perfect time — and you’ll have pumpkins growing next… Read More »Can Pumpkins Grow From Rotten Pumpkins?

THROW IT IN THE COMPOST Pumpkins are great for composting. Just make sure you wipe off any paint or wax and remove the candles before… Read More »Where Do Pumpkins Go After Halloween?

Despite its name, winter squash is grown in the summer. The name comes from the fact that the mature fruits can be stored for winter… Read More »Is Pumpkin A Winter Squash?

If you do not plan to carve your pumpkin, and instead opt for easy no-carve pumpkin ideas such as painting your pumpkins, then you can… Read More »Is September Too Early For Pumpkins?

The process is simple: hollow out a mini pumpkin, melt some candle wax, and pour inside. And it has a side benefit: pumpkin seeds! We… Read More »How Do You Make Pumpkin Candles?