If you have set your eyes on that blue ribbon at the county or state fair for the largest pumpkin, preparation starts early ...

You might not be thinking of pumpkins right now, but if you would like to try growing your own, it's time to get started. To grow pumpkins, you will need a large, sunny area for the vines to grow in ...

Farm operations manager Andy Bugher says they were worried about the pumpkins at first when the spring rains hit. "It did ...

Native squash bees, efficient pollinators new to the Pacific Northwest, make pumpkins—and your jack-o’-lanterns—possible.

The pumpkin plant develops flowers about nine or 10 weeks after planting. Some flowers are male, others are female, and both are necessary for natural pollination. Once the fruit develops, allow it to ...

October not only brings falling leaves, but also the need for fall decorations. A crowd favorite is the Baby Boo pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo 'Baby Boo'), perfect for adding seasonal interest to an outdoor ...