It's that time of year again! The store shelves that just held pencils, binders, and backpacks have transformed into a festive display filled with bright orange, yellow, and red decorations. It's time for apple pies, football games, and all things pumpkin spice. Fall is almost here, and you'll definitely want to bring some of that dazzling autumn cheer into your apartment in Keller. Where to start? How about with the most iconic autumn decorations of all time--pumpkins! Here are the best places to get beautiful pumpkins in the Keller area:

Hall's Pumpkin Farm and Corn Maze (Grapevine)

The Hall Farm has been a staple of the Grapevine community since 1930, when Jess Hall began farming a wide variety of fruits and vegetables including watermelon, cantaloupe, tomatoes, and corn. The farm is still operated by the children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren of Jess Hall. This family-operated farm is one of the last in the area and continues to engage with the community through their wonderful products and entertaining events.

In the Hall's pumpkin patch, you'll find numerous different types of pumpkins and gourds to brighten your home. Choose small pumpkins in pretty colors to create a stunning centerpiece for your dining table. Find a giant, round pumpkin to make an awesome jack-o-lantern to proudly display on your patio.

While you're there, be sure to check out the corn maze! Two acres of corn will taunt you with dead ends and confusing turns. If you're looking for a real challenge, tackle the corn maze in the dark. You can also enjoy a leisurely hayride across the farm, along with freshly popped kettle corn and warm apple cider.

Flower Mound Pumpkin Patch (Flower Mound)

The Flower Mound Pumpkin Patch is a delightful fall destination. Here you'll find beautiful pumpkins, unique gourds, and charming hay bales to create a warm and cozy autumn atmosphere in your home.

Pair small hay bales with a collection of pumpkins to flank both sides of your fireplace hearth. Line your shelves with miniature pumpkins and colorful fall leaves to add a splash of color. Choose stunning white Cotton Candy pumpkins for striking contrast with your other fall decor. You can also pick up a butternut squash and whip up a tasty fall dish for dinner.

On the weekends, you'll find a number of local food vendors at the pumpkin patch. Indulge in a mouth-watering drumstick, a crunchy corn dog, or some sweet and salty kettle corn.

Visiting a pumpkin patch is a traditional fall activity. Whether you plan to use your pumpkins for baking, decorating, or carving a jaw-dropping jack-o-lantern, you'll surely find a fantastic selection at these farms. Feel free to contact us to learn about other fall activities near your home at Olympus Stone Glen.