Plant your own pumpkin patch for a bountiful fall harvest. christening/Getty Images Don't throw away your the seeds from your decorative pumpkins or jack-o'-lanterns this year! Pumpkins are ...

If your plan was to grow your own this year to save some cash, but you haven’t gotten around to planting yet—don’t fret.

Starting pumpkin seeds indoors Pumpkins like warm temperatures, so plant them in spring to early summer. One seed produces one pumpkin, and it can take 100-120 days to harvest depending on the ...

Are you wondering when to plant pumpkin seeds for an autumn harvest? Whether you are growing pumpkins for carving or eating, ...

Ideally, planting pumpkins after beans or other cultivated legumes is best. You should end up with a spot that’s rich in nitrogen and ready and willing to accept your pumpkins.

Pumpkin season might be months away, but if you want to grow your own pumpkins, the time to start is now! Head to your local nursery and pick up some pumpkin seeds. If you’re unsure which variety to ...

Grow you own pumpkins next spring after saving the seeds from your current porch decor. Getty Images Pumpkins are easy to put to use once the fall season arrives. From yummy pumpkin pies to ...

Many pumpkins and squashes will grow until all the vines have died. When this happens, check the skin on them. It should be hard enough that you can’t pierce it with your fingernail.

Plant pumpkin seeds up to 1" deep in soil, with the pointed end facing downwards. Up to three seeds can be planted together, but make sure you have about 5 feet between clusters.