2The Best Way to Recycle Pumpkins
Your pumpkins are now soft, dull and falling apart. While this doesn’t make great decor for your front porch, you don’t have to toss them into the trash. It turns out your old pumpkins are perfectly suited to being food for hungry woodland creatures! If you’re feeling friendly, leave them out in the backyard for birds and other wildlife. If you have an open field or a patch of woods nearby, ask the owner for permission to drop off your old pumpkins. Your local deer and other wildlife will thank you. (Just make sure you break ’em open first so hungry deer won’t get their heads stuck inside.)
