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  • Home
  • Fall Private Parties
  • School Field Trips
  • Concession Stand & Menu
  • Country Store & Amenities
  • The Corn Maze
  • Play Barn
  • Donation Requests
  • Summer Private Parties
  • Pumpkin Patch Photos
  • Pricing
  • Pumpkins
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Did you know there are over 45 different kinds of pumpkins?

What is a Pumpkin?

What is a Pumpkin?

What is a Pumpkin?


They are best known as Halloween decorations and holiday pies, 

but there is more variety to pumpkins than just the common orange Jack-o-lantern.

Gourds

What is a Pumpkin?

What is a Pumpkin?

 

 Gourd is occasionally used to describe crop plants in the family Cucurbitaceae, like pumpkins,cucumbers, squash, luffa, and melons. More specifically, gourd refers to the fruits of plants in the two Cucurbitaceae genera Lagenaria and Cucurbita, or also to their hollow, dried-out shell. 

 

White Pumpkins

What is a Pumpkin?

White Pumpkins

 

 Eerie-looking white pumpkins — naturally white, not painted — are finding their way into more and more homes this Halloween season. The albinos are called Ghost pumpkins, Snowballs, Luminas or Caspers — presumably a reference to the friendly ghost. 

 

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Hayride Notice! School Field Trips are Full!!

Our school field trip schedule is FULLY booked. This means that from 9am-2pm every weekday we will have schools present at Bandys. Please know that their hayrides will take precedence as they have to get back to school by a certain time. Your best time to catch a hayride during the weekdays is after 2pm.  On the weekends, hayrides run all day!  Thank you for understanding and thank you for supporting your local farmer! 

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