🎃 October 1st – 31st · Free to visit
Gourds, corn stalks, hay bales, a hay maze, mums, pansies and photo spots for the whole family. A Rockwall tradition at Landscape Source Nursery, 167 Ole West Lane.
We're getting the patch ready for 2026 — pumpkins large and small, gourds, corn stalks, hay bales, a hay maze, mums and pansies. Opening day will be announced right here as soon as the pumpkins arrive. Meanwhile, carve a pumpkin online or test your pumpkin IQ!
What's at the patchWhat to expect
From pie pumpkins to jack-o-lantern giants, plus specialty white, blue and warty varieties while they last.
Baskets of gourds and mini pumpkins for tables, mantels and porch steps.
A straw-bale maze the kids can run through while you pick your pumpkins.
Corn stalk bundles and decor hay bales for the porch, plus straw for the garden.
Fall color that lasts — mums for now, pansies and violas for all winter long.
Scarecrows, signs and seasonal accents to finish the look.
Our giant hay-bale jack-o-lantern and friends make the perfect family photo backdrop. Bring your camera!
Planning a school visit, birthday or group outing? Call (469) 698-0037 and we'll help you set it up.
Fun while you wait
Design a jack-o-lantern, light it up, then save it or share it.
Sling pumpkins into the wagon. Mind the wind and the hay bales.
A memory game built from real photos of the patch.
Eight questions. What's your Pumpkin IQ?
Pick, carve and keep a pumpkin in Texas heat — plus mums, pansies and the porch.
Get your carving, porch or patch photo on Rockwall's pumpkin wall.
Rockwall's pumpkin wall
Carved something great? Show it off. Photos are reviewed before they appear.
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From years past
Photos from past seasons — every year's patch is a little different, and the pumpkins vary with the harvest. Tap any photo to enlarge.
Plan your visit
We're at 167 Ole West Lane in Rockwall, at the corner of Hwy 66 and FM 549 — about 5 minutes from downtown Rockwall and I-30. Look for the Landscape Source sign and the pumpkins. Parking is free and right at the patch.
While you're here
Fifteen acres and seven greenhouses of trees, shrubs, mums, pansies and everything for fall planting — open to homeowners and contractors since 2002. October is the best month to plant trees in North Texas, so grab a pumpkin and a live oak.
