Over the past two months I’ve shared my early pumpkin patch pictures along with the maturing and demise of the single, ginormous pumpkin to grow on the vine. Once it was obvious he was a melted mess of a gourd, I heavily trimmed that vine as it had taken over my front walkway.

I was very careful while trimming the vines, looking for any new budding gourds. Every day I went out to check the big guy I searched the length of the vine for any new growth. I never saw anything. Until the day I trimmed. These guys were hiding and of course situated next to our walkway.
Here is their progress since then:
second batch
My fingers are crossed for this handsome pumpkin. I hope he will remain healthy on the vine into the cooler fall temperatures. I dare to hope he will be here on Halloween!


Thank you for following and cheering on my E’ville ‘harvest’. If you’d like to read my previous pumpkin posts, click here, and here. 🎃
BTW, hoping, not hopping…
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I hope he makes it to Halloween. Judging from the candy on display in the market, that must be right around the corner.
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Right? I’ve steadily walked past gobs of candy corn hopping I can make it through Sept. Is corn stale by then? Should I just buy it now while fresh? Dilemma…
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I’m not sure it ever goes stale, but it sells out around here.
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A healthy pumpkin thanks to your nurturing. Happy gardening.
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