Great Pumpkins For Great Prices? Um, YES! – Nancy’s Ranch
Get Amazing Pumpkins For Another Great Halloween! Spending an afternoon at Nancy’s Ranch pumpkin patch is what fall is all about. While all pumpkins share some similarities they’re round and orange and gourd-y ones. There’s a big difference between pumpkins used for carving and pumpkins used for baking. If you try to bake a pie out of a carving pumpkin, you’re not going to like what you end up with. Try to carve Pie Pumpkin, well… Good Luck! It’s pretty easy to tell the difference between a jack-o’-lantern pumpkins and pie pumpkins once you know what you’re looking for. So, for lovers of fall and all things pumpkin spice. Not to worry. If you need help. just ask Nancy or one of her friendly staff. Nancy’s Ranch has Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins, also called carving pumpkins, are less fleshy and easier to carve: In contrast to the flesh-packed pie pumpkin, carving pumpkins, commonly referred to as jack-o’-lantern pumpkins, are easier to, carve. Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins have a thinner shell and typically have less flesh (the insides). The flesh is grainy and stringy. The inside of a carving pumpkin tends to contain more water than pie pumpkins. Thinner shell Less flesh/insides Grainy/stringy flesh Contain more water than pie pumpkins Nancy’s Ranch has Pie pumpkins Pie pumpkins, also called sugar pumpkins, are smaller in shape than the monstrous pumpkins you’d find at your typical pumpkin patch. Pie pumpkins are commonly found in the grocery store in the produce section or at farm stands. This small, round pumpkin is packed full of flesh that makes it a good choice for cooking. The pulp also has a better texture (less grainy) and is sweeter. Compared to carving pumpkins, pie pumpkins, aka sugar pumpkins, are smaller and easier to bake: Small and round Normally found in the grocery store or at farm stands Full of flesh that’s good for cooking Pulpy, sweeter flesh on the inside Nancy’s Ranch | 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway | (661) 255-6943 |...
read moreGet Ready For A Spooky Halloween! – Nancy’s Ranch
Find The Best Pumpkins For An Amazing Halloween! Spending an afternoon at Nancy’s Ranch pumpkin patch is what fall is all about. While all pumpkins share some similarities they’re round and orange and gourd-y ones. There’s a big difference between pumpkins used for carving and pumpkins used for baking. If you try to bake a pie out of a carving pumpkin, you’re not going to like what you end up with. Try to carve Pie Pumpkin, well… Good Luck! It’s pretty easy to tell the difference between a jack-o’-lantern pumpkins and pie pumpkins once you know what you’re looking for. So, for lovers of fall and all things pumpkin spice. Not to worry. If you need help. just ask Nancy or one of her friendly staff. Nancy’s Ranch has Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins, also called carving pumpkins, are less fleshy and easier to carve: In contrast to the flesh-packed pie pumpkin, carving pumpkins, commonly referred to as jack-o’-lantern pumpkins, are easier to, carve. Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins have a thinner shell and typically have less flesh (the insides). The flesh is grainy and stringy. The inside of a carving pumpkin tends to contain more water than pie pumpkins. Thinner shell Less flesh/insides Grainy/stringy flesh Contain more water than pie pumpkins Nancy’s Ranch has Pie pumpkins Pie pumpkins, also called sugar pumpkins, are smaller in shape than the monstrous pumpkins you’d find at your typical pumpkin patch. Pie pumpkins are commonly found in the grocery store in the produce section or at farm stands. This small, round pumpkin is packed full of flesh that makes it a good choice for cooking. The pulp also has a better texture (less grainy) and is sweeter. Compared to carving pumpkins, pie pumpkins, aka sugar pumpkins, are smaller and easier to bake: Small and round Normally found in the grocery store or at farm stands Full of flesh that’s good for cooking Pulpy, sweeter flesh on the inside Nancy’s Ranch | 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway | (661) 255-6943 |...
read moreFind The Best Pumpkins For The Greatest Halloween Yet! – Nancy’s Ranch
Get Ready For This Halloween With The Best Pumpkins Yet! Spending an afternoon at Nancy’s Ranch pumpkin patch is what fall is all about. While all pumpkins share some similarities they’re round and orange and gourd-y ones. There’s a big difference between pumpkins used for carving and pumpkins used for baking. If you try to bake a pie out of a carving pumpkin, you’re not going to like what you end up with. Try to carve Pie Pumpkin, well… Good Luck! It’s pretty easy to tell the difference between a jack-o’-lantern pumpkins and pie pumpkins once you know what you’re looking for. So, for lovers of fall and all things pumpkin spice. Not to worry. If you need help. just ask Nancy or one of her friendly staff. Nancy’s Ranch has Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins, also called carving pumpkins, are less fleshy and easier to carve: In contrast to the flesh-packed pie pumpkin, carving pumpkins, commonly referred to as jack-o’-lantern pumpkins, are easier to, carve. Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins have a thinner shell and typically have less flesh (the insides). The flesh is grainy and stringy. The inside of a carving pumpkin tends to contain more water than pie pumpkins. Thinner shell Less flesh/insides Grainy/stringy flesh Contain more water than pie pumpkins Nancy’s Ranch has Pie pumpkins Pie pumpkins, also called sugar pumpkins, are smaller in shape than the monstrous pumpkins you’d find at your typical pumpkin patch. Pie pumpkins are commonly found in the grocery store in the produce section or at farm stands. This small, round pumpkin is packed full of flesh that makes it a good choice for cooking. The pulp also has a better texture (less grainy) and is sweeter. Compared to carving pumpkins, pie pumpkins, aka sugar pumpkins, are smaller and easier to bake: Small and round Normally found in the grocery store or at farm stands Full of flesh that’s good for cooking Pulpy, sweeter flesh on the inside Nancy’s Ranch | 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway | (661) 255-6943 |...
read morePrepare For A Great Halloween! – Nancy’s Ranch
Get Ready For The Best Halloween Yet At Nancy’s Ranch! Spending an afternoon at Nancy’s Ranch pumpkin patch is what fall is all about. While all pumpkins share some similarities they’re round and orange and gourd-y ones. There’s a big difference between pumpkins used for carving and pumpkins used for baking. If you try to bake a pie out of a carving pumpkin, you’re not going to like what you end up with. Try to carve Pie Pumpkin, well… Good Luck! It’s pretty easy to tell the difference between a jack-o’-lantern pumpkins and pie pumpkins once you know what you’re looking for. So, for lovers of fall and all things pumpkin spice. Not to worry. If you need help. just ask Nancy or one of her friendly staff. Nancy’s Ranch has Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins, also called carving pumpkins, are less fleshy and easier to carve: In contrast to the flesh-packed pie pumpkin, carving pumpkins, commonly referred to as jack-o’-lantern pumpkins, are easier to, carve. Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins have a thinner shell and typically have less flesh (the insides). The flesh is grainy and stringy. The inside of a carving pumpkin tends to contain more water than pie pumpkins. Thinner shell Less flesh/insides Grainy/stringy flesh Contain more water than pie pumpkins Nancy’s Ranch has Pie pumpkins Pie pumpkins, also called sugar pumpkins, are smaller in shape than the monstrous pumpkins you’d find at your typical pumpkin patch. Pie pumpkins are commonly found in the grocery store in the produce section or at farm stands. This small, round pumpkin is packed full of flesh that makes it a good choice for cooking. The pulp also has a better texture (less grainy) and is sweeter. Compared to carving pumpkins, pie pumpkins, aka sugar pumpkins, are smaller and easier to bake: Small and round Normally found in the grocery store or at farm stands Full of flesh that’s good for cooking Pulpy, sweeter flesh on the inside Nancy’s Ranch | 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway | (661) 255-6943 |...
read moreJack-o’-lantern’s and Pie Pumpkins at Nancy’s Ranch Oct 7, 2018
Get The Best Pumpkins For This Halloween!! From Jack-o’-Lantern’s To Pie Pumpkins, Nancy’s Ranch Has It All! Spending an afternoon at Nancy’s Ranch pumpkin patch is what fall is all about. While all pumpkins share some similarities they’re round and orange and gourd-y ones. There’s a big difference between pumpkins used for carving and pumpkins used for baking. If you try to bake a pie out of a carving pumpkin, you’re not going to like what you end up with. Try to carve Pie Pumpkin, well… Good Luck! It’s pretty easy to tell the difference between a jack-o’-lantern pumpkins and pie pumpkins once you know what you’re looking for. So, for lovers of fall and all things pumpkin spice. Not to worry. If you need help. just ask Nancy or one of her friendly staff. Nancy’s Ranch has Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins, also called carving pumpkins, are less fleshy and easier to carve: In contrast to the flesh-packed pie pumpkin, carving pumpkins, commonly referred to as jack-o’-lantern pumpkins, are easier to, carve. Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins have a thinner shell and typically have less flesh (the insides). The flesh is grainy and stringy. The inside of a carving pumpkin tends to contain more water than pie pumpkins. Thinner shell Less flesh/insides Grainy/stringy flesh Contain more water than pie pumpkins Nancy’s Ranch has Pie pumpkins Pie pumpkins, also called sugar pumpkins, are smaller in shape than the monstrous pumpkins you’d find at your typical pumpkin patch. Pie pumpkins are commonly found in the grocery store in the produce section or at farm stands. This small, round pumpkin is packed full of flesh that makes it a good choice for cooking. The pulp also has a better texture (less grainy) and is sweeter. Compared to carving pumpkins, pie pumpkins, aka sugar pumpkins, are smaller and easier to bake: Small and round Normally found in the grocery store or at farm stands Full of flesh that’s good for cooking Pulpy, sweeter flesh on the inside Nancy’s Ranch | 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway | (661) 255-6943 |...
read moreHappy Easter Santa Clarita – Nancy’s Ranch
Wishing all of Santa Clarita a Happy Easter. See you in October for Pumpkins and 2018 Christmas Trees Nancy’s Ranch – is located at 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway, Santa Clarita! You can also call us at (661) 255-6943 Nancy’s Ranch has a new shipment of Christmas Trees ready for new homes. These beautiful pre-cut trees are going fast. Thank you for your support and we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 5 Star Reviews See Facebook Reviews Nancy’s Ranch | 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway | (661) 255-6943 |...
read moreHappy New Years SCV – Nancy’s Ranch Loves You
Thank you for a wonderful year. See you next October for Pumpkins and 2018 Christmas Trees Nancy’s Ranch – is located at 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway, Santa Clarita! You can also call us at (661) 255-6943 Nancy’s Ranch has a new shipment of Christmas Trees ready for new homes. These beautiful pre-cut trees are going fast. Thank you for your support and we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 5 Star Reviews See Facebook Reviews Nancy’s Ranch | 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway | (661) 255-6943 |...
read moreHappy Holidays From Nancy’s – Christmas Trees Still Available!
Christmas trees still available until 12/24/17. We are closed from Christmas Day. The closer to Christmas it gets please call us to make sure we have what you are looking for. Nancy’s Ranch – we’re located at 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway, Santa Clarita! You can also call us at (661) 255-6943 Nancy’s Ranch has a new shipment of Christmas Trees ready for new homes. These beautiful pre-cut trees are going fast. Thank you for your support and we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 5 Star Reviews See Facebook Reviews Nancy’s Ranch | 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway | (661) 255-6943 |...
read moreChristmas Trees Available Until 12/24/17 – Merry Christmas
Christmas trees will be available until 12/24/17. The closer to Christmas it gets please call us to make sure we have what you are looking for. Nancy’s Ranch – we’re located at 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway, Santa Clarita! You can also call us at (661) 255-6943 Nancy’s Ranch has a new shipment of Christmas Trees ready for new homes. The closer it gets to Christmas though please call us to check we have what you need! These beautiful pre-cut trees are going fast. Thank you for your support and we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 5 Star Reviews See Facebook Reviews Nancy’s Ranch | 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway | (661) 255-6943 | www.nancysranch.com Christmas Trees are coming November 24 Opening day at Nancy’s Ranch...
read moreStill Time To Get Your Christmas Trees at Nancy’s, Drop in or Call Us on (661) 255-6943
Christmas trees are here at Nancy’s Ranch we’re located at 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway, Santa Clarita! You can also call us at (661) 255-6943 No Matter What Size, take yours away today! Beautiful pre-cut firs range from $30.00 to $400.00 We open at 10 a.m. on weekdays and 9 am on weekends. The pre-cut yard stays open until 9 pm, daily. Pre-cut Noble, Fraser, Douglas, Grand & Nordmann Firs, and this year Silvertips Free Twine for tie down! Nancy’s is “Tree Fresh Certified” by the California Christmas Tree Association… Nancy’s Ranch Has Firs In All Sizes Nancy’s Ranch is “Tree Fresh Certified” by the California Christmas Tree Association Grand Firs • Fraser Firs • Silver Firs • Noble Firs (big and beautiful!)• Nordmann Firs • Douglas Firs Grand Fir Fraser Fir Christmas trees from Nancy’s Ranch. Thank you for your support and we’ll see you in a few weeks between November 24 and December 24!! 5 Star Reviews See Facebook Reviews Nancy’s Ranch | 25039 Magic Mountain Parkway | (661) 255-6943 | www.nancysranch.com Christmas Trees Here December 1, 2017 – Nancy’s Ranch...
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