Description
Every autumn, the gardens around Cowboy Creek come alive with their own mischief, but none more so than Uncle Alan and Aunt Theresa’s legendary patch. They plant enough vegetables to feed the whole family through winter — tomatoes stacked like rubies, carrots pulled up with a snap, beans that climb toward heaven, and zucchini so plentiful you have to peek through the window shades before opening the door, just in case another loaf of zucchini bread has been “gifted” to your porch.
But this year, something was different.
Late one afternoon, the phone rang over at the packing shed. Uncle Al’s voice came through, low and urgent: “Something’s wrong at the garden — come quick.” We dropped everything, piled into the old truck, and rattled down the dusty lane, expecting another zucchini ambush.
Instead, he led us to the pumpkin patch.
And there they were — pumpkins unlike any we’d ever seen. Odd, expressive faces. Curious shapes. A little spooky, a little sweet, and entirely magical. No one knows where Uncle Al got his seeds, but around Cowboy Creek, strange things have a way of growing exactly where they’re meant to.
These vintage‑style Jack‑O’-Lanterns, born from the Cowboy Creek Gardens and crafted by Bethany Lowe Designs, carry that same enchanted charm. Made of paper mâché with vellum glow‑through features, each pumpkin arrives with scuffs, blemishes, and a rustic wire handle — the marks of a life well‑lived in a storybook patch.
They look as though they’ve been waiting in an attic trunk for decades, ready to join your Halloween traditions with a flicker of warm, mischievous light.
• Paper mâché with vellum facial features
• Primitive finish with intentional scuffs, blemishes, and missing paint
• Wire handle for display
• Measures approx. 6"x 6"x 5.25" 10" Tall with Handle
• From the Bethany Lowe Primitive Collection
• Made in the Philippines
Additional Details
- SKU:
- TJ2412
