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I don't think you can. I spoke to a pumpkin farmer in April about buying a couple of pumpkins, and he said it was impossible as the harvest isn't until September. However you might get them early. Early is in July if you are lucky. The only pumpkin you can get all year round is canned pumpkin.
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What episode in little bear does little bear go on the pumpkins?
Season 4, Episode
Are pumpkins in season?
Pumpkins are typically harvest in September - October. Pumpkins are sensitive and do not handle frost or moisture well. They typically take around 100 days to 150 days to harvest and can't be planted until the threat of a frost has past.
Was carving pumpkins associated with the harvest season before Halloween?
Yes, but it also included the carving of other root vegetables like turnips, parsnips, and potatoes before carved pumpkins came about.
Are pumpkins mammals?
No. Pumpkins would be producers, not consumers. aka pumpkins are plants
Do pumpkins have caffeine in them?
No, pumpkins do not have caffeine in them.
Where are pumpkins from?
according to http://urbanext.Illinois.edu/pumpkins/facts.cfm, pumpkins were originally from Central America.
Do pumpkins have ribs?
No, pumpkins do not have ribs. First of all, pumpkins are not a living organism. Pumpkins are basically a plant. And wouldn't it be weird if a tree had stomach?
What items represents the season fall?
Pumpkins Autumn colors Leaves falling Apple picking Pumpkin pie Warmth Turkeys Trees
Pumpkins grow on?
Pumpkins grow on vines.
When do pumpkin vines grow pumpkins?
When the vine is ready it makes the pumpkins and thats when the pumpkins are on the vines.
What is the possessive noun of the smiles of the pumpkins?
The possessive form would be "the pumpkins' smiles."
How much does one pumpkin cost?
It depends where you live and it also depends on the season. If pumpkins grow in your locality and it is the pumpkin growing season, pumpkins will be fairly cheap, as they are easy to grow. Here's a quotation from South Australia during the 1993 drought: "At worst, farmers are being offered $150 a tonne, equivalent to about 15 cents a kilogram, half the usual return."
