OH MY GOURD--it's a pumpkin tunnel harvest!

In this video, we take you through the process of harvesting pumpkins from a unique pumpkin tunnel! Learn how to determine the perfect time to pick your pumpkins for the best flavor and longevity. We’ll also share our top tips on growing pumpkins on a trellis, helping you save space and support the plants as they grow. Plus, we’ll cover essential techniques for dealing with common pest and disease issues to ensure a healthy, bountiful harvest. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced gardener, this guide will help you grow pumpkins successfully in your own garden!

[jackiek]

That pumpkin tunnel is absolutely stunning! Thank you for sharing! 😍🙌💕

[lynnkanavel]

Your tumnel is awesome-now I want to build a pumpkin tunnel! Thank you for taking the time to share your vast knowledge of all things growing!! You are amazing!

[AgroTechSolutionsYT]

I’ve learned so much from you and can’t thank you enough. Your hard work in restoring your farm has truly inspired me to improve mine as well.

[swampfoxtactics]

I have learned so much from you and I am grateful to you. Thank you for putting in all the time and effort to heal your farm and now mine. Xo

[celeste]

100% agree healthy soil is key to pest/disease pressure. I've been learning/researching regenerative practices and about brix.

[grisespino]

Your house is beautiful, love all the windows and long double doors.
Love the tunnel and it’s multiple .

[tamararobinson]

Oh Wow!! Your house (Love the color you chose!) and garden - your whole space is gorgeous!!! I hope you know by now you ride on my shoulder when I’m working in the dirt😉 - striving for healthy soil🤎

[liamwatson]

What an enormous pumpkin! Like a Cinderella pumpkin!

[KokoraLife]

That's incredible! Thanks for sharing!!

[kittygailey]

You are extraordinary. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge - loyal fan. 😊❤

[carloschi]

Good job with the tunnel, wow! Thank you for explaining about the luffa, I have been wondering why they would start flowering only very late in the season... now I know why! Thank you so much

[charlesbale]

Enjoyed the video, found the tips very useful.

[jameskniskern]

I had so many loofas on my 4 panel tunnel that it collapsed! I'll have to rebuild it and brace it much more for next year!
great pumpkin harvest!

[Peony_and_Honey]

This is so cool! Thanks for sharing! 🎃

[nataliecurwick]

I've been telling my husband we should trellis our pumpkins, they would be healthier and take up less room. Do you have a video or tutorial on the construction of your tunnels?

[risamateo]

Love this. You inspired a 3 cattle panel greenhouse here in MA. I planted some lettuce kale and some other winter crops. Wish us luck when I cover it with greenhouse plastic 😆

[AnnaKincaid]

I love your videos Bri thank you so much! I hope your house renovation is going well and wrapping up before winter comes. As for pumpkin recipes my husband's favorite is Curry pumpkin soup. Which is saying a lot because he isn't a squash fan. I still make it because squash is 1. Affordable and 2. I really love it especially acorn squash. I struggled hardcore with my zinnias this year so I am super looking forward in your zinnia video. Sooo much fungal issues I have had here this season.

[tomichelled]

Hey I'm a little late to this video but I'm glad I watched it... I use my panels the same way you do for your squash. I did grow loofah this year I'm growing in Chicago land grow zone 5b. Those trellises do get very wobbly. The only thing that I have found that helps it if you're not worried about aesthetics is slamming at least two 5 foot t-post into the ground her cattle panel per each side... The higher you go with the t-post the more support you will have... I hope you try it and I hope you see that you will not have such a wobbly pumpkin tunnel

[laurabuckholz]

So beautiful Thank you! love your tunnel so resourceful for so many more than pumpkins too! My dream oneday to have space and build a tunnel.
Its so good to see those cattle panels are bendy for this purpose and they stick straight in the ground. Do they need any other supports than this?

[nommindymple]

Interesting stuff. This year, I tried a Milpa/Chaos garden mix to see if I could actually grow anything. It included pumpkins. Unfortunately, they all ripened by late July and the squash beetles wiped everything out. Nice seeing what pumpkins are supposed to do.