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The Pumpkin Patch at Neas Farms

Parrottsville, TN

At a glance

Address
3301 Sable Road,Parrottsville, TN 37745
Activities
πŸŽƒ Pumpkins
Phone
(423) 623-2633
Typical season
Sep to Oct (pumpkins, varies by farm)
Listing updated
Feb 2024
Contact details from
USDA Local Food Directories
County
Cocke County, TN
Hardiness zone
USDA zone 7b
Source
USDA Local Food Directories

Picking weather

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Make a day of it

  • Playground 1.5 mi
  • 1 place to eat within 5 mi

Farmers markets nearby

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Nearby places from OpenStreetMap (straight-line distance). Markets and CSAs from the USDA Local Food Directories.

Weather here in a typical year

Nov here: highs around 60Β°F, lows around 33Β°F, about 3 in of rain, 10.2 hours of daylight.

  • 🌱 Last spring frostApr 20
  • πŸ‚ First fall frostOct 22
  • β˜€οΈ Frost-free season185 days
  • 🧭 Hardiness zone7b

NOAA 1991-2020 Climate Normals, Greeneville Exp Stn, TN station (10.8 mi); USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map 2023 (USDA-ARS, Oregon State University PRISM). Averages, not a forecast. Crops ripen earlier after warm springs.

What you can pick here

Typical US ranges from extension service crop calendars, not this farm's own dates. Seasons shift by region and weather, so check with the farm.

Before you go

  • Check that it is open. Call the farm: hours and crops change with the weather.
  • Bring cash and a card. Some farms take only one.
  • Water, sun protection and closed-toe shoes.
  • Boots that can get muddy
  • A wagon or sturdy bag for heavy pumpkins, if allowed
  • Hand wipes
  • Ask about pets before you bring a dog.

More tips: your first u-pick visit.

How to pick like a pro

  • Is it ripe?

    Look for an even, deep color, a hard rind your fingernail cannot dent, and a dry, firm stem.

  • How to pick

    Cut the vine with pruners and leave 3 to 4 inches of stem. Carry pumpkins from underneath, never by the stem.

  • Best time to go

    Late September to mid October for the best selection. Go after a few dry days; patches get muddy after rain.

  • Keep it fresh

    Uncarved pumpkins last 2 to 3 months in a cool, dry spot. Carved ones last about a week.

Farm country: Cocke County

Cocke County had 606 farms in the latest USDA Census of Agriculture (2022). Of those, 20 sold food straight to the public and 10 earned money from agritourism like u-pick and tours.

USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, 2022 Census of Agriculture. Some county numbers are withheld to protect individual farms.

Check hours before you go. Listings come from public directories and many were last updated in 2024.

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Questions about The Pumpkin Patch at Neas Farms

Is The Pumpkin Patch at Neas Farms open today?

We do not track live hours. Call the farm at (423) 623-2633 before you go. Our listing comes from public directories and was last updated Feb 2024.

When is the season at The Pumpkin Patch at Neas Farms?

Pumpkins typically run Sep to Oct in much of the US. Exact dates depend on the farm, the region and the weather, so confirm with the farm.

Where is The Pumpkin Patch at Neas Farms?

The listing gives the address as 3301 Sable Road,Parrottsville, TN 37745. Use the Directions button for turn-by-turn directions.

Can I bring my dog to The Pumpkin Patch at Neas Farms?

Pet rules vary by farm and by field. Many u-pick farms do not allow dogs in picking areas for food safety. Ask the farm before you go.

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