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Where to Buy Actual Pumpkins

Posted on September 24
Michelle Polizzi

Michelle Polizzi

A pile of pumpkins sits on hay bales in orange, beige, and green heirloom varieties with a blue sky in the background.

Spano Greenhouse and Farm is among the closest pumpkin patches to the city of Denver. (Courtesy of Spano Greenhouse and Farm)

The only thing better than buying all the pumpkin-themed things? Buying actual pumpkins. At Spano Greenhouse and Farm, you can find a family-owned pumpkin patch without leaving the city. Here’s a quick guide on what to get there to complete your falliest home vibe:

1. A plant in a pumpkin

Spruce up your space with a new plant, but make it fall with this pumpkin-y pot.

2. Shop for corn stalks

Few things say “it’s fall!” better than a front porch decorated in corn stalks, now on sale at the farm.

3. Grab a warty goblin

Warty goblin pumpkins are uniquely bred to have a bright orange color with green warts all over. Get these spooky fun pumpkins, classic pumpkins, and more grumpy-looking gourds here.

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