But, here’s the difference: Mini Tiger Striped Pumpkins weigh about 8 ounces and Lil’ Pumpkemon Pumpkins weigh 1 to 2 pounds.
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This is a pile of Mini Tiger Striped Pumpkins – love their orangy-yellow stripes! To be honest with you, I can’t tell the difference between a Mini Striped Tiger Pumpkin and Lil’ Pumpkemon Pumpkin, can you? Both mini pumpkins come in a variety of color variations – mottled green and white, plus yellow and orange striped. So cute! The Lil’ Pump-ke-mon Pumpkin weighs between 1 and 2 pounds. The Lil’ Pumpkemon Pumpkin is quite distinctive because of the orange stripes on the white pumpkin. This is a Lil’ Pumpkemon Pumpkin on top of a White Ghost Pumpkin by my front door. Teeny, tiny, Munchkin Pumpkins weigh about 4 ounces.
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I couldn’t decide which photo I liked better, so I’m sharing both!Īnd, this is a pile of Munchkin Pumpkins at another pumpkin patch in Southern California in the town of Ramona called Mountain Valley Ranch. These, too, are Jack-Be-Little Pumpkins on my kitchen table. September and October are really hot months in Southern California and palm trees do very well here. Those are palm trees in my backyard in the background.
The Jack-Be-Little Pumpkin weighs about 8 ounces, just like the Wee-Be-Little pumpkins. Speaking of tiny little pumpkins, this is a crystal bowl filled with Jack-Be-Little Pumpkins, also on my kitchen table (I like to change things up). Don’t you love the stem with the vine attached? Here’s a Wee-Be-Little Pumpkin on my kitchen table (I gave it a bath and washed off all the dirt). So adorable, of course, I had to buy one (or more)! This is a pile of Wee-Be-Little Pumpkins in a box at Bates Nut Farm. I’ve curated them into “collections” for this post – small pumpkins, medium pumpkins, and large pumpkins. Even the ugly warty bumpy ones (the ones that have lumps growing all over them) have a unique beauty all their own. I’ve collected multiple photos of pumpkins over the years – traditional pumpkins that are more well known as well as unusual pumpkin varieties – all beautiful in their own way. Different Types of Pumpkins with Pictures
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Click here to read my full disclosure policy. I’ve written about my numerous trips to Bates Nut Farm time and again on this blog, so the various links aren’t all to Bates Nut Farm’s website, but rather to other blog posts about one of our visits to this beautiful farm.ĭon’t you love this adorable scarecrow painted on a wooden cable spool smack dab in the middle of a pumpkin patch? So cute! What a great way to recycle, right?ĭisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links for your convenience.
And, the drive to get there is so beautiful – a windy, tree-lined rural road in a peaceful valley. With over 100 acres in a beautiful valley, Bates Nut Farm is a truly special place. I’ve lost count as to the number of times I have been to Bates Nut Farm because they not only have an awesome pumpkin patch every year but have other great events throughout the year, like craft fairs and special exhibits. This is one of my favorite pumpkin patches – Bates Nut Farm – in northeastern San Diego County. I think that’s a worthy bucket list addition because that means I’ll be visiting many more pumpkin patches over the next few years and that’s not a bad thing in my book! But now that I’m retired, I’ve added that to my bucket list – see all 142 types of pumpkins before I kick the bucket. The reason I say “some” photos is because I’ve yet to come across all the 142+ types of pumpkins out there. Powered by ConvertKitĪnyway, I’ve rounded up some of my favorite pumpkin photos from the last several years to illustrate some of the 142 types of pumpkins there are in the universe. Send the activities my way! We won't send you spam. If you fill this in, you will be marked as a spammer.
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