East End: Helen's Farm
News 12 Long Island's Doug Geed visited Helen's Farm in Aquebogue to check out the farm where they grow 56 varieties of pumpkins.
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Sep 26, 2022, 11:08 AM
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204ds agoYou might find a new pumpkin at farm stands this fall -- grizzly pumpkins. They kind of have a brown tinge to them.
News 12 Long Island's Doug Geed visited Helen's Farm in Aquebogue to check out the farm where they grow 56 varieties of pumpkins.
They also have pick-your-own apple orchard, a corn maze and a big play area for kids.
There's a tractor hayride that includes up-close visits with some of their animals.
There's lots of colorful fall flowers and plants.
But maybe, what Helen's is best known for is the huge variety of vegetables they grow.
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