#pumpkins 

Finally! The type of video of pumpkins i’ve been searching to find! Thank you 😃

I use broken eggs shells, spread around thhe plants. Tip I learnt from my granny in Ireland, keeps the snails a d slugs away. Mostly lol

Awesome tips right here. Thanks for letting us know these tricks and how you do yours over there. Hope you have a great safe Labor Day Weekend!

Great video it aways good to here what has gone wrong to avoid similar mistakes. Best kind of teaching in my opinion. Could listen to your voice all day long to. Thanks 👍

Thank you for the longer videos. Much better than the glamour shot channels with the quick tips lol

Take some aluminum foil and wrap it around the base of your transplant this will prevent the squash bug getting into your pumpkin vine, and it should help with the rolly pollies.

wow amazing I love it so organaized I wish to have it, you got a great channel I hit the red and bell to be connected

Realizing this is an old video……. I planted my first ever pumpkins this year 🤩. They started out great, but then the heat-wave of 2023 hit 🥵. They are in full sun, and are watered regularly, however, now the vines are starting to die off. They have only produced male flowers, but in abundance. I am in Louisiana. I feel like the weather has been my enemy, and I don’t think I’m doing anything particularly wrong - it’s just been so hot (and humid🥵). Do you have any tips for “protecting” pumpkin vines from crazy excessive heat?

No soil requirements where we live, but great video and info

She's so salty about those damn gophers haha! Great video I've learned a lot thanks for uploading it

just subbed I love your dog

Great information! -Breaking Browder Farm

I love your raised beds, how tall are they? My husband and I are wanting to build some soon.

What pest control do you use? I've used diatomaceous earth and bee safe on the leaves... anything better?

What a nice garden! BTW what do you do to combat roly poly bugs (isopods)? I live/garden in SoCal also.

How do i know when its time to plough up my pumpkin vines and plant fresh pumpkin plants???

Hi, 👋.. I kept seeds from a pumpkin two years ago. Usually I dry them and bake them in the oven then eat the inside.. but yet I kept some and grew them this year. I put the seeds in some water for two days then planted them in the garden. Next thing I had the seeds growing 😃 so I made a little homemade greenhouse around it to keep them safe. Now I took the greenhouse away to see three beautiful flowers which I want to keep. I know absolutely nothing about growing pumpkins so I want to raise the leaves but I guess that is not the way is it? Just leave them crawling? Don’t they need to be removed as side-stems of tomatoes to get more flowers ? I don’t want snails to eat them ! I have no clue what to do next!

My pumpkins don't even open up to hand pollinate, get yellow and die. Any tips?

Nice ummm can we use ones out of pumpkin

My first time growing pumpkins 🎃 😁 I'm having a problem with the powdery mildew, I'm in Oregon and it's getting cooler at night, and leaves turning yellow and brown, dying, is that normal? and what do I do about the powdery mildew? please and thank you for the videos, very helpful 😊

Do pumpkins keep growing after they turn orange?

When is the best timing to grow pumpkins in zone 6a

I can’t find the recipe for the mini pumpkin pie that you said will share on November. Would you please provide the link or the recipe? 😁

The split looks like squash vine borer

How did you keep groundhogs out of your pumpkins? My neighbor has one.

My plants die or don’t grow after 2 inches. Do u know why?

How do you handle gopher problems?

What is the tip for soil?

If you see a lot of bees around your pumpkin flowers, then you don't have to worry about pollinating them yourself, right?

I was waiting for you to show a female flower and the developing fruit by you did not. You had some helpful information on how pill bugs harm the plants but I was unclear on if you provided any solutions. Please keep the focus on pumpkins.

The stain from those beds dont containment the soil?

Love your videos. Just one thing though. Those plants you describe at the beginning aren't cascading over the edges of the boxes. Cascade means to go in stages - like a cascading waterfall that hits several ledges on the way down, like a stair case. Your plants are simply draping or hanging over the edge, but definitely not cascading.

I'm 3 minutes in to the video before you actually start talking about the pumpkins.