[ad_1] The US pumpkin industry is worth over $150 million, with 80% of sales in October. The Jack-o’-lantern tradition originated with turnips in Ireland, and all parts of the squash are edible. Top producing states are Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and California. Ninety-nine percent of pumpkins sold in the United States are used for decoration, but […]
[ad_1] Pumpkins are a type of fruit in the squash, cucumber, and melon families. They are commonly used for fall decor and can be dried and carved into items such as birdhouses and bowls. Pumpkins come in various colors and take four to six months to dry completely. Pumpkins are a type of fruit within […]
[ad_1] Competitive pumpkin growing is popular in the US and Canada, with the current world record held by Joe Jutras of Massachusetts at 1689 lbs. Growing tips include using quality soil, fertilizers, and full sun, while seed choice is debated. Large pumpkins are not ideal for pies, with sugar pie pumpkins being preferred. In late […]
