View this post on Instagram I absolutely adore how this sweet "Girl's Boo Basket" idea skips the traditional orange and black for a softer, more charming vibe with that pale pink cauldron. It’s packed with cute little trinkets like the happy ghost cup and…
View this post on Instagram If you're looking for something fun and super easy that uses craft supplies you probably already have, this Glue and Salt Web is a winner. Watching the watercolor paint bleed into the salt lines on the black paper is…
View this post on Instagram I just love how unexpected this little grouping is for a cute pumpkin display! That pink frosted cupcake pumpkin is so playful, and who wouldn't smile at the little cactus pumpkin next to the spooky-but-still-sweet witch? It’s a fun…
View this post on Instagram I love how this collection shows off so many different, fun styles all together! Instead of sticking to the usual orange and black, look at all these unexpected colors like the soft mint green and bright blues—it really opens…
View this post on Instagram You absolutely have to check out this unique take on Frankenstein! Instead of the usual bright orange, this one uses a vibrant green, uncarved pumpkin or gourd that already has this amazing, textured, bumpy skin. It gives him this…
View this post on Instagram If you're looking for something cute but simple, this one's a winner! Carve out some triangle eyes and a little "W" for the nose. The best part? Those ears are actually carved out of the pumpkin itself, so you…
View this post on Instagram Ok how about this one? I like the idea of diving the pumpkin into slices like you're cutting into a pie. You can use different colors for each slice and paint Halloweeny things on the slices. I love how…
View this post on Instagram Looking for something super simple, but still festive? Try painting the pumpkins in pastel shades like pink, orange, and blue/purple. Use your fingertips to create little spooky faces. Once dry add a sprinkling of glitter or stars for a…
View this post on Instagram This look is all about subtle spookiness and tons of Autumn charm! I'm digging the way they've used the vine with the hanging candles to create an eerie overhead display. The cute skeletons and witch hats on each side…
View this post on Instagram This pumpkin is so charming and fun. I really love the contrast of the dark blue background with the sweet little ghost and colorful, almost whimsical, flowers. It feels like a unique take on traditional Halloween themes, more artsy…
View this post on Instagram Isn't this one cute? I'm kind of obsessed with this creepy, but cool Jack Skellington-inspired design. Just grab some black paint and…
View this post on Instagram How cute is this pumpkin house?! I love how simple it is to create and the little pumpkin inside is just too…
View this post on Instagram How about a whole bunch of pumpkins, each showcasing a different art style or character? This example really captures the imagination, from…
View this post on Instagram Here is a super cute idea! Painting a pumpkin a solid color and then adding fingerprint art designs! It is super easy,…
Below, we dig into an array of suitable plants for November, offering insights into their hardiness and growth requirements. Vegetables To Plant Garlic Garlic is a classic choice to plant in November, particularly in Zone 6, where the climate allows for optimal growth.…
November marks a pivotal transition in the gardening calendar for those residing in USDA Zone 5. With its average winter temperatures ranging from -10°F to 20°F, this region does not lend itself to the same planting opportunities as regions with milder climates. However, determined gardeners…
November marks a transitional period in Zone 7, characterized by cooler weather and the onset of winter. For gardeners in this region, it’s essential to maximize the growing season while preparing for the cold months ahead. Vegetables To Plant November is often perceived as…
As the crisp air of November settles in, the gardening landscape changes dramatically. Many gardeners may believe that the time for planting is over, but November can actually be an excellent month for sowing specific vegetable seeds, especially in certain USDA growing zones. Leafy…
November is a transitional month for gardeners in USDA Zone 8b, where mild winters provide a favorable opportunity for planting. As temperatures begin to drop, it's essential to choose the right plants that will thrive in the cooler weather. Vegetables To Plant Planting vegetables…
Below, we'll explores bulbs that can be planted in November, complete with crucial details about temperature tolerances, planting dates, and regional suitability. Daffodils Daffodils, known for their bright, cheerful blooms, are a springtime favorite. These sturdy bulbs thrive in USDA zones 3-8 and prefer…
November might signal the end of many gardeners' growing seasons, but for those in certain USDA zones, it's the perfect time to sow a variety of hardy vegetables. As the weather cools down, many crops thrive and can be planted in preparation for winter harvests…