Pumpkins take center stage each year at Bemis Farms Nursery with an engaging and interactive experience for the whole family. The Pumpkin Path leads to games for children as well as Halloween themed displays.
Pumpkin Path Weekends
Photographs taken with a bridge camera journaling nature and everyday life in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
So creative! 🙂
How beautiful and colorful, Julie. Thank you for sharing these cheering photos. You are getting an early start on fall’s beauty!
Love this! Thank you. It’s getting me in the mood.
Cool weather–I love it!
Excellent pictures, Julie! 👍 🙂
Looks like they know how to do it up right!
Thanks Eliza. I especially loved the way they did the colorful mandala.
Only one word will do: Wowsah!
Thanks, Laurie. It think it’s wowsah too. And I love to see kids enjoying no tech, outside nature fun. 😉
Great decor. Love the plant tombstones!
Looking forward to your Halloween/Day of the Day displays, if you do it again this year. Also, thinking of you recently, as I am harvesting my tomatillos, which this New Englander is growing for the first time this year. Any fave way to eat them besides salsa verde?
Cheers,
Julie
Thanks for remembering the Day of the Dead tombstones! Sure hope it will be a good, Covid-free autumn for parties. Believe or not, I have a nightshade plant intolerance that keeps me from eating tomatillos and chiles. But my friend Irene at My Slice of Mexico will set you up with a great recipe. See my Tuesday post for her link. 🙂
Thanks, Rebecca!
A wonderful splash of autumn colour (although I guess you might express that a bit differently, as “fall color” 🙂). And I love the idea of Concentrated Black Cat’s Hiss!
Ha! I thought the Cat’s Hiss was a great idea, as well!
How creative, Thanks for sharing
You are very welcome. 😉
Looks like a fun place to visit!
I look forward to it each year. So creative!
Looks like the people that work there have as much fun as the visitors.
Such pumpkin abundance! Wonderful colour and some really whimsical ideas there!