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| White Pumpkins Luminas, Caspers, Cotton Candy, White Ghost and Valenciano are larger white pumpkins, while the baby Boo is a miniature and much favored for Harvest decor. |
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| Brown Pumpkins The Tan Cheese (left) is beautiful earth-toned pumpkin that can add a true Harvest feel when mixed with its brighter toned cousins. The beautiful lacy texture of the Galeaux D'Esyines (right) adds interest to your Harvest decor. |
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| Carnival Pumpkins These miniature Pump Ke Mon pumpkins generally have a cream or yellow base with stripes that range from bright yellow through deep orange to green. |
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| Pink Pumpkins These little beauties are called Porcelain Dolls and were developed to help raise breast cancer awareness through the Pink Pumpkin Patch Foundation. |
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| Yellow Pumpkins These Owl's Eye pumpkins make great Jack 'olanterns. It starts out as a butter colored pumpkin and brightens to yellow. |
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| Blue Pumpkins The Australian Blue or Jarrahadale (left) is bred from Blue Hubbard squash and a Cinderella pumpkin and carries some traits from both. While similar to a Queenlands Blue pumpkin, on the right is a Crown Prince Squash, which has a beautiful pale grey-blue and a plump Cinderella shape. No one will guess that it is not a pumpkin. |
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| Red Pumpkins It is said that Cinderella's coach was fashioned from the lovely oval of the French import, Rouge Vif d' Estampes pumpkin (on left). while the richly textured Red Warty pumpkin is a crossbreed of a Red Hubbard squash, and can add dimension to your Harvest decor. |
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| These textured marvels are called Black Futzu's and come from Japan. |