Pumpkin Patch Scarecrow
Sammy Scarecrow has spent all autumn looking after the pumpkin patch. Now the Thanksgiving harvest is finally ready. Color Sammy’s floppy clothes and the special pumpkin he protected!
Sammy Guards the Big Pumpkin
Sammy Scarecrow has been standing proudly in the pumpkin patch while the autumn crops grow. His floppy clothes, friendly face, and special pumpkin make him a cheerful garden helper, not a scary one. Maybe he has watched tiny green pumpkins turn into big orange ones all season long. Bring this patch to life with colors that feel like a bright fall afternoon, full of leaves, sunshine, and harvest surprises.
Color a Friendly Garden Guard
Try a straw-yellow hat and hair for Sammy, with a blue shirt and patched brown overalls. His clothes can be as mismatched as you want; scarecrows look great in playful patterns! Color the big pumpkin orange, then shade near its grooves with darker orange or brown. A green stem will pop at the top. Give the patch dark soil, green vines, and yellow leaves. A few red leaves drifting nearby would add even more fall fun.
Pumpkin Patch Facts to Know
Pumpkins grow on long, spreading vines. A pumpkin begins as a flower, and bees can help move pollen from one flower to another so pumpkins can grow. Most pumpkins are orange, but some kinds are white, green, blue-gray, or even striped. Scarecrows are placed in gardens and fields to help discourage birds from eating seeds or crops. They do not always work perfectly, but they make farms look fun!
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