la ValerosaOut of the pumpkin patch
Many of these beauties seem too pretty to carve. But definitely not too pretty to eat. I think we’ll be keeping our pretty pumpkins around for a couple of weeks before adding them to delicious soups and risottos.
Homestead Farm, Poolesville, MD. October 2014.
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Love these photos! I wish we had pumpkin patches in Germany. I’ve never seen so many different kinds of pumpkins before.
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I grew up in the southwestern US and I never saw them either until I moved further north. Not sure if the variety is just a northern US thing or part of the trendy heirloom food revival. Either way, the piles of crazy pumpkins are so cool.
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Definitely getting me into the fall/Halloween spirit http://lesvoyagesdumonde.wordpress.com/
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So many funky pumpkins these days. Beautiful shots.
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I know! I kind of love the warty, multicolored ones!
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