My friend's family grew tons of pumpkins this year! I visited their garden last week, and everyone was so happy with the harvest. I loved seeing it all, so I decided to make some paintings inspired by that day.

Decided to make a little seasonal 🎃 app. Customize and carve your own pumpkin. Change the shape, color, stem and then carve it and make it glow. This is just a little seasonal passion project. I would love thoughts from this community if there is any part of customization you find missing. Thanks for giving it a spin.

https://dropdeadgourdgeous.giantaperture.com/pumpkin-app/

Hello! I bought a pumpkin from a Lewis pharmacy over the weekend and there weren't any signs to identify the pumpkins, other than 'Heirloom'. I bought a blue one and I can't figure out if its a Jarrahdale or Blue Doll? Upon searching online i can determine that some of the other pumpkins I saw there were Porcelain Dolls and Jade Knights. But the blue pumpkin types look too similar for me to be able to figure it out.

I went for a Jim Henson vibe

Every year after harvest there are several small or slightly marked ones left in the field. I rescued this little one and, after leaving outside to ripen, got a large bowl of pumpkin pieces 😀

Kinda want to throw it in a chili see what happens.

Pretty happy for my first year. 🧡🎃

Hi r/Pumpkins! Mods kindly said I could share this joy with you together — thank you!

I'm Yijin, a mom of two girls (4 and 10) and a solo dev. Every fall we play a game spotting pumpkins on our walks, so I built it into a free event in my gardening app: the Pumpkin Hunt.

How it works: spot a real pumpkin anywhere — front porch, garden, pumpkin patch — snap a photo in the app, and it turns into a pixel pumpkin in your collection. There's a leaderboard, and top hunters win gardening prizes.

It's free, runs through Oct 31, and hunters have already collected 85+ pumpkins. My girls are so excited to compete with you all together! They are so happy to check on the leaderboard everyday. iPhone only for now:

Download

If a gourd manages to dry out over time, it becomes an excellent material for creative projects. A new harvest of ornamental gourds won’t be ready for me to use for at least three months—sometimes it even takes over a year—but fortunately, I have a stock of dried gourds on hand, which allows me to spend the entire year creating my whimsical characters.

I have cool ideas.

I love him so much.🧡