Every year, the Desert Botanical Garden does an event called "Strange Garden". It's meant mostly for families to bring their kids to enjoy instead of trick-or-treating. All The action happens in the evening so in the morning hours, I just get to enjoy the displays they've set up. The one above greeted me at the entrance gates.
Even though the pumpkin patch was closed until the evening, I was able to snap a photo from the entrance. That is a lot of pumpkins!
I thought the scarecrows on either side of the entrance display were quite nice too. Obviously, they haven't scared away any of the crows.
So many fabulous pumpkins
ReplyDeleteFunny photos!
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to see organized activities for kids. That is a lot of pumpkins.
ReplyDeleteThat scarecrow with the crows sitting on its arms...love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the scarecrow, Sharon. So many pumpkins.
ReplyDeleteA fun visit.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't look THAT strange. That is a lot of pumpkins!
ReplyDeletethe squash bees have been busy
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https://www.fs.usda.gov/wildflowers/pollinators/pollinator-of-the-month/squash_bees.shtml
Yes, the older we get the earlier we get LOL. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThe place to go if you're looking for a pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteThat's nice that families get to enjoy it.
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