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We walked up to Keil's market on Sunday to pick out a pumpkin. At the back of the parking lot (along Jackson Drive) is a chain link fence area of pumpkins labeled "Keil's Pumpkin Patch." They have "lumina" white pumpkins, small, medium and large pumpkins, as well as gourds, Indian corn, and popcorn cobs. We carried a larger pumpkin home for $4.99.
At the south end of the patch is a haunted house built out of hay bales. I took heed of the beware warning signs and didn't go inside. It looked too scary spooky and smelled too itchy scratchy after our recent rain.
We walked up to Keil's market on Sunday to pick out a pumpkin. At the back of the parking lot (along Jackson Drive) is a chain link fence area of pumpkins labeled "Keil's Pumpkin Patch." They have "lumina" white pumpkins, small, medium and large pumpkins, as well as gourds, Indian corn, and popcorn cobs. We carried a larger pumpkin home for $4.99.
At the south end of the patch is a haunted house built out of hay bales. I took heed of the beware warning signs and didn't go inside. It looked too scary spooky and smelled too itchy scratchy after our recent rain.