“Days to harvest” on seed packets counts from germination, not sowing or transplant. Pumpkins need 100–115 days from emergence to maturity.
If planted by early June, pumpkins should mature by late September. A light frost won’t harm mature fruit. Starting too early (late March) risks leggy, weak transplants. Restarting in late April is safer for a Halloween crop.
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