Pick you own locally grown pumpkin at East Grange Farm just outside High Shincliffe. They have a huge variety of sizes and colours so pop down and pick your pumpkin for Halloween. And remember, pumpkins are food too, so you can use any of the flesh that you cut out to make a delicious soup or tasty curry. The farm will have recipe cards available! #PumpkinRescue
Find out more »Recycle for County Durham are holding a pumpkin carving event on Monday 28 October at The Hut in Ushaw Moor and we would love to see you there.) All children will get to carve their own pumpkin and take it home but booking is essential. The event will be giving pumpkin themed tips on composting and ways to reduce food waste. Pledge to reduce your pumpkin waste and receive a free bag. Whilst tasting delicious soup and other goodies made…
Find out more »UPDATE: East Grange PYO Pumpkin farm has closed for the day as they have just about run out of pumpkins. Please keep checking our website and the farm's on Facebook page for updates. Pick you own locally grown pumpkin at East Grange Farm just outside High Shincliffe. They have a huge variety of sizes and colours so pop down and pick your pumpkin for Halloween. And remember, pumpkins are food too, so you can use any of the flesh that…
Find out more »Pick you own locally grown pumpkin at East Grange Farm just outside High Shincliffe. They have a huge variety of sizes and colours so pop down and pick your pumpkin for Halloween. And remember, pumpkins are food too, so you can use any of the flesh that you cut out to make a delicious soup or tasty curry. The farm will have recipe cards available! #PumpkinRescue
Find out more »Pick you own locally grown pumpkin at East Grange Farm just outside High Shincliffe. They have a huge variety of sizes and colours so pop down and pick your pumpkin for Halloween. And remember, pumpkins are food too, so you can use any of the flesh that you cut out to make a delicious soup or tasty curry. The farm will have recipe cards available! #PumpkinRescue
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