OUR PUMPKIN PATCH IS CLOSED FOR 2022 AND WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 2023
THANK YOU FOR ALL THE SUPPORT!
We love to host families in search of the perfect pumpkin. All Pumpkins are $5 when hand cut in the field. Gourds and Mini Pumpkins are $.50 each. Also, we have Pick Your Own Flowers 20 stems/$5. Pre cut pumpkins are available up at the barn and is also self serve when we are not open. We also have big pumpkins, mini pumpkins, gourds, straw bales, squash, jam, soap, and other produce available during this time up in the pole barn. We apologize, but we will not have cornstalks until later in the season as we are still harvesting sweetcorn. We love spending time with your family in the search for the perfect pumpkin! Don't forget to feed Jackson the Donkey and the cows any damaged pumpkins, but be aware of the hotwire fence. You are also welcome to bring them bread, grains, fruits, and vegetables from home. (no citrus, onions, garlic, or hot peppers) We have free activities, food, bathroom, and farm products for sale up in the pole barn. New this year are tables, activities, and photo opportunities in the greenhouse. All free! We will be cooking onsite while the Pumpkin Patch is open-check out the menu on our kitchen/menu tab
Also, we apologize, but no dogs are allowed in the field as we are still harvesting or in the barn as we are considered a food establishment. Thank you for understanding.
Please bring your own cutters or pocket knife to harvest your pumpkins.
TAKE PLENTY OF PICTURES WHILE VISITING!
If you have any questions, please contact us at slaglesfamilyfarm@gmail.com or 906-221-5937.
THANK YOU FOR ALL THE SUPPORT!
We love to host families in search of the perfect pumpkin. All Pumpkins are $5 when hand cut in the field. Gourds and Mini Pumpkins are $.50 each. Also, we have Pick Your Own Flowers 20 stems/$5. Pre cut pumpkins are available up at the barn and is also self serve when we are not open. We also have big pumpkins, mini pumpkins, gourds, straw bales, squash, jam, soap, and other produce available during this time up in the pole barn. We apologize, but we will not have cornstalks until later in the season as we are still harvesting sweetcorn. We love spending time with your family in the search for the perfect pumpkin! Don't forget to feed Jackson the Donkey and the cows any damaged pumpkins, but be aware of the hotwire fence. You are also welcome to bring them bread, grains, fruits, and vegetables from home. (no citrus, onions, garlic, or hot peppers) We have free activities, food, bathroom, and farm products for sale up in the pole barn. New this year are tables, activities, and photo opportunities in the greenhouse. All free! We will be cooking onsite while the Pumpkin Patch is open-check out the menu on our kitchen/menu tab
Also, we apologize, but no dogs are allowed in the field as we are still harvesting or in the barn as we are considered a food establishment. Thank you for understanding.
Please bring your own cutters or pocket knife to harvest your pumpkins.
TAKE PLENTY OF PICTURES WHILE VISITING!
If you have any questions, please contact us at slaglesfamilyfarm@gmail.com or 906-221-5937.
CHECK OUT OUR PUMPKIN PATCH SCAVENGER HUNT!
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Please note of the scavenger hunt this year we do not have sunflowers, so please just look for flowers!
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PICK YOUR OWN PUMPKINS
We offer a variety of pumpkins to ensure you find the perfect pumpkin for your fall decorating need. We have tall, short, Cinderella, white, warty, green, and pie pumpkins. All Pumpkins are $5 each
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MINI PUMPKINS AND GOURDS
We offer an assortment of ornamental gourds, mini orange pumpkins, and mini white pumpkins. They are $.50 each when picked from the field. We also have straw bales for sale this year! Sorry, but we will not have cornstalks until later in the season as we are still harvesting sweetcorn.
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WINTER SQUASH
This year we don't have Pick Your Own Squash! However, we will have it available up in the pole barn for sale. The varieties we grow are butternut, buttercup, celebration, acorn, Hubbard, delicata, spaghetti, honeynut, and red kuri.
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