Our pumpkins are growing and so is the grass and weeds. Our pumpkin patch in Trimble MO is going to be a good one for sure.
While out walking the fields tonight after some serious rain fall in the last several days we noticed how many more new pumpkins we have popping out. As you will see in the pictures below, the ones that are already up are getting very large.
As you look at the pictures, make sure you look out beyond the grass and weeds. There are lots of pumpkin plants 🌱 in the background that could be easily overlooked. So far we haven’t found anything that is safe and effective to use for pumpkin weed control. Is this why almost all pumpkin patches we see is overtaken by grass and weeds? Lol 😂
Our pumpkin patch in Trimble MO is easy to get to and just right off of 169 hiway. Make sure and mark it on your calendar for this coming October to come out and see us here at Pin Oaks Farm.
Pumpkins Are Growing
If you’ve seen previous blog post on our pumpkins, then you can easily see the difference in their size. These same pumpkin plants were much smaller just a few weeks ago…and some hadn’t even popped through the ground yet. Our pumpkins are growing very nicely thanks to the last rains we’ve had.
Check this blog/website often for updates and schedules as it gets closer to fall and 🎃 Halloween.
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