How many pumpkins you can get from a single plant depends on a multitude of factors. Some of it depends on a gardener's level of experience, but you don't have control over everything. The pumpkin ...

For instance, if you want to grow pumpkins, you need both male and female flowers. ・Conservation: In nature, knowing which ...

A single squash plant has both male and female flowers blossoms ... A common problem in squash and pumpkins is that flowers appear early in the season but fruits fail to set, but that's because ...

Q: I live in Marion County and I am attempting for a second year to grow pumpkins in my raised bed. Last year I had great vine growth (12-15 feet) and male flowers (20-30) but no female flowers.

I know that you have to plant ... male and female flowers and depend more on insects (primarily bees) to pollinate each other. Prime examples are cucumbers, melons, squash and pumpkins.

There is a wild desert pumpkin. You heard it right ... (Each coyote melon plant is monoecious meaning the plant has some male flowers and some female flowers. Most species of flowering plants ...

Q: I am writing in regard to my pumpkin plants. This is my third year ... I have read that you need a male flower and a female flower, so apparently I am not getting the female.