The History of the World Pumpkin Confederation
Giant Pumpkin Growing first gained worldwide recognition at the turn of the twentieth century when William Warnock of Goderich, Ontario Canada sent an astounding 400 [Read More…]
Giant Pumpkin Growing first gained worldwide recognition at the turn of the twentieth century when William Warnock of Goderich, Ontario Canada sent an astounding 400 [Read More…]
Columnar or fastigiate trees Botanically speaking, fastigiate refers to trees with parallel, erect and densely-clustered branches; this term has since come to refer more widely [Read More…]
Broad-leaved ACER CAPILLIPES displays white-striated bark; young growths are coral red with leaves turning crimson in autumn. A. davidii stands out by having glossy green [Read More…]
Hardiness zones are geographical areas in which certain categories of plant life can flourish according to climate conditions, including their ability to withstand minimum temperatures [Read More…]
Half Moon Bay, California proved our luck this year as we were lucky enough to take first place among 80 competitors, 10 of whom weighed [Read More…]
Trees are planted for their beauty of leaf and bark – whether green in summer and red in autumn; for their interesting bark and our [Read More…]
Pumpkin growers determined to become world heavyweight champions will do virtually anything in their pursuit. Don Black lives in an upstate New York four-room house [Read More…]
Placing trees of these colors requires great care, yet their colors blended into autumn’s colorful array can be both effective and beautiful. Since they do [Read More…]
On October 9, 2023, Travis Gienger from Anoka, Minnesota set the world record for the heaviest pumpkin ever, at 2749 pounds. Gienger revels in his [Read More…]
Over the course of 130 years, from 1893-2023, cultivating giant pumpkins has taken an extraordinary journey. When first explored by growers in 1893, explorations involved [Read More…]