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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 variety, so plant accordingly.

For most gardeners, the dream is to be out there with a big patch of land, growing all manner of vegetables. But in his new book, “The Vegetable Gardener’s Container Bible” (Storey, $19.95 ...

It's tempting to grow your own pumpkin patch in a container, but these vegetables need a lot of water and nutrients. "Their root systems will quickly outgrow most containers and may result in a ...

Are you wondering how to grow pumpkins? Whether you're using them for carving or to decorate your autumn front door display, here's everything you need to know about growing pumpkins in your outdoor ...

If you want to grow tomatoes, cucumbers, melons, pumpkins or squash you’ve got to think big. This is a 15-gallon container and it’s the smallest I would consider for these super-hungry plants ...

The Husband is obsessed with growing the Great Pumpkin. Over the past several years, his passion for growing 1,000-pound pumpkins has not only taken over our lives, but landed us in front of a ...

Signalling the start of autumn and seen as a staple of Halloween decor, there are many ways the humble pumpkin can be put to good use, including making a hearty pumpkin soup or a sweet pumpkin pie. If ...