Pumpkin

Once extremely rare, white pumpkins were bred as albino breeds from pumpkin growers and scientists. While they look quite different from orange pumpkins, they are… Read More »Are White Pumpkins Natural?

Short for Japanese pumpkin, it also goes by ‘Kent’. This delicious member of the pumpkin family has been described as the ‘foodie’s pumpkin’ and for… Read More »Is Kent Pumpkin The Same As Japanese Pumpkin?

9-12 inches. The Casper Pumpkin is a white skinned ornamental pumpkin with a thick orange flesh that is of excellent eating quality. This variety grows… Read More »How Big Do Casper Pumpkins Get?

Polar Bear’s long vines produce 30-65 lb., lightly ribbed fruit. Add these large white pumpkins as a focal point in roadside displays. Can you eat… Read More »How Big Do Polar Bear Pumpkins Get?

butternut. “Pumpkin soup is best made with your good, old-fashioned varieties like butternut or Queensland blue — the harder pumpkins,” she says. “Soft fleshed pumpkins… Read More »Which Type Of Pumpkin Is Best For Soup?

100-300 seeds/oz. Pumpkins in Pots? Yes you Can!! Choose a large container, at least 5 gals. Make sure the container has drainage holes. Fill with… Read More »How Do You Grow Casperita Pumpkin Seeds?

It might be a hard one to carve because the skin is a bit thick. It’s got a mild, sweet, nutty flavor so you can… Read More »Can You Cook A Grey Pumpkin?

Pink pumpkins are a newer hybrid variety that has light pink to somewhat orangey-pink deeply furrowed skin with a thick stem and deep orange flesh.… Read More »Can You Grow Pink Pumpkins?

Roast for 45-55 minutes in a 375°F oven. The pumpkin flesh should be soft and tender when cooked. Wait for it to cool, and then… Read More »How Do You Cook Pink Pumpkins?

Lumina Pumpkin produces mid-sized fruits with a smooth, pure white rind and a fine-grained, orange flesh. They’re perfect for carving—and they’re our favorite for painting… Read More »What Is A Lumina Pumpkin?