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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 local mini white pumpkins. Alpine huck branches add height and interest to the table arrangement. Happy Fall!

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Mini pumpkins and scary faces

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My puppy pumpkin

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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.

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