People use pumpkins for Halloween and cooking. The parts of the pumpkins that are used for cooking are the seeds and the skin. Seeds can be fried in oil with salt and skins are used for stuff like pie.

Cut up and bake (or boil) the pumpkin immediately on Halloween night after your trick-or-treaters have stopped coming and you turn out the porch lights (to assure freshness). Baking does not require cutting off the skin, but it helps if boiling. After the meat of the pumpkin is tender, it can be food processed and used in pumpkin bread, pumpkin soup, pumpkin butter and as one would use a winter squash (as a vegetable).

The seeds can be cleaned, placed on a baking sheet, salted and baked. They make a great snack but you need to remove the shell to eat it.

There can be all different kinds of pumpkins!

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Pumpkins are indigenous to North America, where they have grown for over 5,000 years Native north America grew and harvested pumpkins. They ate roasted pumpkin and used dried strips of pumpkin to weave mats. Indians offered Spanish explorers pumpkin seeds as a peace offering.

Cabeza de Vaca reported seeing pumpkins growing in Florida in 1528 and French explorer Jacques Cartier spotted pumpkins near the St. Lawrence region of Canada in 1584.

Jap stands for "Just Another Pumpkin," which was used because growers could not figure out how to market this particular kind of pumpkin.

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There are many pumpkin patches around the world some of them are located in the United States of America. Others are in Canada and even some European countries.

Mid-June through July 4 is the time to plant pumpkin seeds if you want to have some ready to harvest by the end of October. To produce jumbo pumpkins for show or fall fairs, plant seeds 120 days before the show date (early to mid-June). Allow plenty of space for the vines to run. Prune off the first few female flowers, then let only a few set to baseball size. Choose the best one, and remove all others. Turn the pumpkin several times to obtain a well-shaped fruit. Pumpkins normally mature in 70-99 days, producing several fruit per vine.

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Cucurbitaceae is a plant family commonly known as melons, gourds or cucurbits and includes crops like cucumbers, squashes (including pumpkins), luffas, melons and watermelons.

There are several depending factors such as space, soil, and sunlight. The average number of pumpkins grown out of one seed is somewhere between 10-15.

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The amount of pumpkins that grow out of one seed differs from one type of pumpkin to another. Baby Pam pumpkins you may get 10 to 15 pumpkins of course you should plant three seeds at a time. Gigantic Atlantic Pumpkins you may get three or four pumpklins but if growing Gigantic Alantic Pumpkins for size or competition you would allow pumpkins to grow to about bowling ball size and decide which one looks the best for growing and then after these 3 or 4 pumpkins cut the others, just do not allow anymore pumpkins to grow. One pumpkin on a vine. When you grow for size one may gain a couple of hundred pounds with one pumpkin on it instead of three or four pumpkins. My personal best was 543 lbs. No where near the world record of 1700+ pounds.

All pumpkins are winter squash, mature fruit of certain species in the genus Cucurbita. Characteristics commonly used to define "pumpkin" include smooth and slightly ribbed skin, and deep yellow to orange color.

Yes you can! My horse loves pumkin and it does not make him sick. here is a fun pumkin idea: Carve out a pumkin and put all your horses favorite things to eat and then put the top back on and give it to him it is fun to see how they get the goodies out. You should ask your vet though just in case.

Yes. Pumpkin puree can be frozen.

You have to bake the pumpkin seeds once they have been scooped out of the pumpkin. They need to be dried first and can be seasoned with various things like cinnamon or salt. They are high in fiber.

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Yes you can grow a pumpkin from the seeds of a purchased pumpkin as long as the seeds are ripe, dry, clean and have not been cooked.

Since commercial pumpkins are hybrids, the seed may not produce the same pumpkin variety as the original fruit you start with. They will, if successful, produce a lot of pumpkins. One seed becomes one pumpkin vine, and one vine can grow several pumpkins. If one pumpkin is left on the vine after harvest season, its seeds are likely to produce a great many vines, and pumpkins, the next season. If this is not wanted, care should be taken to ensure that all pumpkins are removed from the vine, including the little ones that may seem to be useless.

According to Guiness, the world's largest pumpkin pie weighed 2,020 pounds. It measured 12 feet, 4 inches wide and 4 inches deep.

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The reason people put pumpkins out on Halloween started a long time ago. People believed vampires and mythical creatures were real and were going to "haunt" them. Myths say that vampires and mythical creatures such as werewolves hated the smell of pumpkin and got scared of the jack-o-latterns on them, so people put pumpkins out on Haloween to keep away the vampires and other mythical creatures.

Tendrils are twisting, threadlike structures by which true climbers, such as grape vines or cucumber vines, grasp an object for support. Vines with tendrils will climb on their own, without being trained.

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