Growing your own pumpkins brings the joy of fall to your backyard and rewards you with food and decorations. Pumpkins thrive when planted in sunny, well-drained soil with plenty of space, nutrients, ...

Do you love decorating your home with pumpkins for fall? Consider growing your own decorative pumpkins. Pumpkins, part of the squash family, are easy to grow. Pumpkins love plenty of sun and ...

Pumpkins play a significant part in many annual fall traditions, from Halloween decorations to Thanksgiving desserts. They are synonymous with the time of year, and most households cannot do without ...

Pumpkins will always grow best when given the ideal environment in which to thrive, and that includes giving them the best companion plants. This guide highlights some of the best vegetables, flowers, ...

Don't throw away your the seeds from your decorative pumpkins or jack-o'-lanterns this year! Pumpkins are famously easy to grow at home, and you can save yourself a trip to the pumpkin patch next year ...

You might not be thinking of pumpkins right now, but if the idea of growing your own sounds like fun, you should start planning now. To grow pumpkins, you will need a large, sunny area for the vines ...

You can’t have enough pumpkins during fall. Not only do they make for great decorations, they are also a key ingredient for many fall dishes and treats. If pumpkins help get you in the fall spirit, ...

Bright orange, plump and jolly, who doesn’t love pumpkins? Perhaps nothing says fall better than a few pumpkins displayed by the front door or the aroma of a pumpkin pie, and certainly nothing says ...

All-American Selection pumpkins Look for the following pumpkin cultivars as you shop this fall or consider growing them in your garden next year. As AAS winners, they have been trialed at many sites ...

DANVILLE, Ind. — Many farmers are taking a look back at how recent weather patterns have affected crop production. “It’s been a really interesting growing season but that is sort of the norm,” said ...

Chiwon Lee struggled to sink a butcher knife into the hardy orange and green exterior of a volleyball-sized Austrian pumpkin. "It's tough skin," he said. As the blade broke through, Lee opened the orb ...