Pumpkin

If using the pumpkin flesh to make a pie or other baked recipe, place the halved pumpkins, cut sides facing down, on a baking dish… Read More »How Do You Get The Meat Out Of A Pumpkin?

Dig a root ball with the plants to protect roots during transplanting. Take care when transplanting pumpkins so that the roots are not disturbed too… Read More »Can You Replant Pumpkin Vines?

Pumpkin Shoots are the young, uppermost tender shoots, tendrils, leaves, and delicate stems from pumpkin plants. They are considered a delicacy in Nepal. The shoots… Read More »What Are Pumpkin Shoots?

Last, but not least, sprouted pumpkin seeds are delicious! Their nutty flavor and light, crunchy texture, make them irresistibly tasty. Perfect as a snack, incorporated… Read More »Can You Eat Pumpkin Sprouts?

Definitions of pumpkin vine. a coarse vine widely cultivated for its large pulpy round orange fruit with firm orange skin and numerous seeds; subspecies of… Read More »What Is The Meaning Of Pumpkin Vine?

Pumpkin plants grow as a vine, which can easily reach 20 to 30 feet long in the course of a growing season. What is the… Read More »Are Pumpkin Vines?

The xylem (support tissue) is composed of protoxylem and metaxylem. Pumpkin stems, however, are atypical for dicots since they have phloem on both sides of… Read More »What Is A Pumpkin Stem Made Of?

Depending on what type of squash you are using you might not need to peel it, with thinner skinned squash such as butternut squash you… Read More »Do Pumpkins Need To Be Peeled?

Pumpkin vines can grow as much as six feet per day and can get as long as 30 feet! On each vine are green tendrils,… Read More »Why Do Pumpkins Have Tendrils?

This stringy stuff is called pulp. There are lots of seeds inside the pumpkin! We use our hands and a spoon to scrape out the… Read More »What Is The Gooey Stuff Inside A Pumpkin Called?