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Pumpkin Seed Starting Dates
Finally, at long last, it's time to start your pumpkin plants. At least you think it is. New and inexperienced growers ask this question all of the time. Let's take the mystic out of when to start your pumpkin seedlings. The earliest pumpkin starts, are for Giant Pumpkins that require 150 days or more of growing time. They should be started indoors. Giant pumpkin growers time their starts for maximum growth to produce a world record fruit in time for the fall weighoffs, which run from early to mid October. There's plenty of flexibility on the start date for other varieties. They should be timed to mature from September to October, and can be started indoors or out. New growers take note: Pumpkin plants are tender annuals. Frost will kill them, and cold weather will stunt their growth. Keep this in mind when starting your plants.
Here is our recommendation for "ideal" starting dates for your pumpkin plants: Giant Pumpkins:
Jack-O-Lanterns / Field Pumpkins:
Miniature Pumpkins:
For more information, see our Seed starting tips
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