Family-owned pumpkin patch selling out fast

Pumpkins at a local pumpkin patch are going quickly as the holidays approach.

Is live at one family owned pumpkin patch..

She tells us how the business has changed during the pandemic..

Poorhouse pumpkins received their newest batch of pumpkins last week..

But already the pumpkins are running out..

The owner said the inventory is low because people are buying the pumpkins as fast as they arrive.

During the pandemic the rules changed for families when they come out to shop and play..

Customers can come by whenever, even when the owner isnt home.

You just text a picture of the items chosen and then pay through paypal, cash app or venmo.

Planting right ."

"you can social distance you can get out and the beautiful weather that we're having now.

I'll tell you it was a challenging year for us in itself and we were lucky to have the harvest we did becqof the tropical storms that we've seen this year and just making sure you're getting you're planting right."

The owner said they received less pumpkins this year but youll still be able to pickup a stack of three pumpkins.

Live in starkville nicole dantzler wtva nine news.

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