5 pumpkin patches around Mass. with more than just gourds
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Support WBURBoston's Saturday Morning NewsletterPumpkins for sale in a market in Carver, Massachusetts. (Getty Images)Editor's Note: This is an excerpt from WBUR's Saturday morning newsletter, The Weekender. If you like what you read and want it in your inbox, sign up here. I’m a big fan of pumpkins and jack-o’-lanterns. (You might even say they send me out of my gourd.) They’re a seasonal decoration that’s easy enough to set up — no lights to string up or plants to water. And there’s a certain New England charm that comes with taking the time to get dressed in your autumn best to pick your own. Orange, red and yellow leaves on the ground compliment the color of the pumpkins in the patch (and, perhaps, the flannel or sweater you’re wearing, too). If you’ve yet to pick up a pumpkin this season, this weekend is set to deliver two crisp, cool days to do so. And to help you choose where to go, we’ve pinpointed five pumpkin patches and farms in Massachusetts that offer a little extra fun for visitors. For pumpkin picking and…
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