Why not try decorating with white pumpkins? Kim Knox Beckius, writes in "Kim's New England Travel Blog" that decorating with these "white orbs are all the rage."
CBS News in White, The New Orange For Pumpkins writes "The albinos are called Ghost pumpkins, Snowballs, Luminas or Caspers — presumably a reference to the friendly ghost. And the ones about the size of a baseball? Baby Boos."
The white pumpkins are orange inside. They still can be used for pie, just the outside is different. They look great!
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Bev and Mike:
This blog post constitutes unauthorized use of my copyrighted image and text, which was originally published on the New England Travel Web site I produce for About.com, a New York Times Company:
http://gonewengland.about.com/od/halloween/g/white-pumpkin.htm
I need to request that this image and text be removed from your blog immediately, as its use violates U.S. copyright law.
Thank you for your timely attention to this serious matter.
All best wishes,
Kim Knox Beckius
Guide to New England Travel
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Kim Knox Beckius is the author of six books including: The New England Coast (http://www.newenglandcoast.us), The Everything Family Guide to New England (http://www.everythingnewengland.com), Backroads of New England (http://www.backroadsnewengland.com), The Everything Outdoor Wedding Book (http://www.outdoorweddingguide.com) and Backroads of New York (http://www.backroadsnewyork.com).
Kim, I've edited the post and think I've made it better. I hope this works for you.
Thanks, Bev and Mike. I appreciate your prompt response.
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