Haunted houses will have shuttered their doors.
Pumpkin patches will be harvested and sit empty.
Ghosts and goblins will float away on to vacation.
Jack-o'lantern lights will have all blown out.
Countless costumes will have been tucked away for another year.
And candy bowls have only scraps of wrapper left inside.
....Welcome to November.
With the weekend festivities, November is a mere calendar flip ahead. Once Halloween is behind us, nature will start to settle in on your jaunty jack-o'lanterns. If the weather is warm, it might speed up the decomposition process, leaving you with a wrinkly version of Grandpa Pumpkin Jack.
Rather than just toss your decaying, done pumpkin in the trash where it will land in a landfill, why don't you check out some of these ideas, fresh from Proptalk: Chesapeake Bay Boating. Be sure to click this link to learn more! (Unpainted pumpkins only for these reduce, reuse, recycle ideas.)
- Compost it.
- Turn it into a planter (great for an uncarved pumpkin).
- Make it a "snack-o'lantern" for backyard birds.
- Set out unseasoned seeds for treats for your yard critters.
- Plant your own pumpkins for next year with those seeds.
- Chunk down your pumpkin for your four legged backyard buds.
- Make your own roasted pumpkin seeds.
- Bake to create a serving bowl for your Thanksgiving themed events ahead.
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