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Growing Pumpkins

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Date: 07/30/2007 Topics: Gardening > Growing Food | Photos > Garden | Readers Request > Gardening  
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Pumpkin Turning Orange
Pumpkin Turning Orange
Do pumpkins still grow as they are turning orange? Thanks

Sandy from Bluff City, TN
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Post by gwnelliott (5) | (08/05/2007)
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Is it too late to plant pumpkins in southern Ohio? I love to decorate with them but buying as many as I would like to use gets pricey. Can you recommend about how many plants (and maybe what type) I would need for 15 or 20 pumpkins of different shapes and sizes? May plant a few gourds, too if its not too late.

thanks!


Post By louel53 (Guest Post) (07/31/2007)
In my experience they do not grow after they are orange. In fact, here in northern Saskatchewan, we have a short growing season, so we often have to pick pumpkins that are green, and then they ripen at room temperature.


Post by Beth - MA (61) | (07/31/2007)
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Hey there! I think they've pretty much reached their full size at that point, but will fill out a bit. Mine haven't gotten quite that big yet, so I can't give you first hand experience... But last year, I think that after they had gotten big and started turning orange, they were still pretty smooth- without those charachteristic pumpkin ridges. So as they turn orange, they'll fill out. Hope that helps!


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