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GIANT GARDEN MONSTER
What is more scary than a big hungry monster eating up all your vegetables?
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Mini pumpkins and scary faces
I dont know why but I do enjoy carving pumkins and other fall delectibles into scary creatures and challenging designs. I found the challenge of doing flowers a nice change from what I usually do.
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An Entry Welcome
What better way to welcome trick or treaters to your home than with an entry table filled with candy and pumpkins. A bright orange pumpkin is carved with gingko leaves and berries and nestled between...
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My puppy pumpkin
I carved the puppy pumpkin this year and the ghost one several years ago.
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First cannibalized, then composted
Like many people, I discovered extremepumpkins.com a few years ago and tried out some of the designs. My favorite is the Cannibal Pumpkin, but I especially like how the poor little guy looks even...
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How to enter the Garden-Carve-o-Rama contest
Submit photos of your garden- or botanical-themed carved pumpkins and you could win a three-year subscription to Fine Gardening.
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Garden Carve-o-Rama Photo Contest: Official Rules
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER. Entries for this "Garden Carve-o-Rama Photo Contest” (the "Contest") will be accepted during the period beginning at 12:01 a.m. ET on July 18, 2011 and...
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How to enter
To enter this contest, post a photo of your garden- or botanical-themed carved pumpkins by 11:59 p.m. Eastern time November 8, 2011. The prize for this contest is a three-year subscription to Fine Gardening magazine. (If you are currently a subscriber, your subscription will be extended for three years.)
The editors of Fine Gardening will select a winner based on design appeal, creativity, and photo quality.
