Supermarket shelves are buckling under the weight of pumpkins. Witch hats, cat ears and devil horns have been fetched down from the attic. There can only be one reason: Halloween, the spooky celebration observed every year on October 31,

Originally, Irish people would carve faces into vegetables like turnips to warn off the fae at this time of year, and when the tradition was brought to America, it began to be adapted to carvings on p

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Have you ever noticed how quickly your Halloween pumpkins can become a buffet for pests? Keeping your carved pumpkins looking festive and pest-free requires more than just artistry; it requires a proactive approach.