My dear wife Karen and I spy at Ontario Orchards that not every October yield from a patch in our part of the world turns out to be a vibrant orange pumpkin perfect for Halloween.
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Pale gourds play their part, too.
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I’m an orange pumpkin person… unless I am stacking pumpkins then I choose white and yellow.
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That sounds fantastic, Nance.
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I just got one yesterday. AND I got a green pumpkin called BLUE pumpkin. At least that’s what the Amish Farmer told me.
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Wow, what a cool season, MBC!
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We favor orange as the “official” color for pumpkins, but when working in offices, we’d usually buy a couple of little “ghost pumpkin” for our respective desks,
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They are much more understated and subtle for the office, I’d agree, Bruce.
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Ooh, I like the term ghost pumpkins! Reminds me of the meme where all the pumpkin spice is unethically sourced from pumpkins and leaves them white..
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Yes, that’s a good name for them, agreed, Kathleen.
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I like the ghost pumpkins too, but orange is usually my pick
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Ghost pumpkins. There’s the right term. Thank you, Beth.
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that’s what I call them )
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All Pumpkins Matter
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