Frogtown Blogger

Thanks everyone for supporting us even though the weather wasn’t the greatest. We’re closed for the season now and look forward to next fall and hopefully nicer weather. if you have any suggestions of things we can add, please pass them along.

This is it! The pumpkin patch closes for the season at the end of the day on Saturday, October 29. We still have lots of pumpkins for jack o lanterns. There will be nighttime hayrides this evening and Saturday evening from 7 to 10 PM. The hayrides are great for small children and adults with a kid’s heart.

Winner of the “Name the Piglets Contest” is Erin Joyce. She suggested “Nibbler” for the red piggie becasue it would nibble on her fingers and she just likes the name “Chet”.

So do we.

Thanks to all who entered!

Come by Paul’s Pumpkin Patch Fridays and Saturdays After Dark and enjoy of of or mildly spooky nighttime hayrides.  Join our talented storyteller and take a tour through our back woods at night.  Ghouls and Ghosts await to spook you and your little ones.  Rides run from dark until 10 pm.

Our new Petting Zoo Piglets need a name!  You can help us come up with them!  Submit your ideas in the comment section or visit the farm to enter the contest.  We will chose the winning entries on October 23rd.

Winner will receive a free large pumpkin.

It was a very disappointing weekend with all the cold, cold rain. People still came out to buy pumpkins for decorating. Missed all the excitement of kids running around having fun. The good news is that next weeknd is supposed to be sunny and in the 70s. Sure hope that the weatherman is right.

Today we have a great selection of fall decorating items. You need to come early this season as certain varieties are in short supply this year because of weather related crop failures. We have kept our same low prices as last year, despite statewide announced pumpkin shortages.

Also, today is our 2nd Annual Craft Show.  The vendors are setting up out in the barnyard .  Stop in and see what the talented local crafters have to offer.  We also have Fleebus the Clown here to entertain kids young and old!
Zenobia Baer — homemade jellies and jams and sewing crafts, including doll clothes

Leonard Bobbert — woodcrafts

Linda Moore– Paintings

Carol Wahl–handmade purses

Bonnie Cravener — crafts and jewelry

Kala Adams –pampered Chef items

Mona Taylor — Avon

Turning Point Alpacas of Reynoldsville, PA – Alpaca socks, gloves, scarves, blankets,rugs, etc. Talked about bringing some alpacas to display –that is not definite.

Dee Yeaney — Paper crafts

Becky Doverspike –Crafts

Craft Show

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