Pumpkin Tree Branches

Botanical Name: Solanum integrifolium
Common Name: Pumpkin on a Stick
Type: Fall Specialty Branch / Textural Focal
Season: Late Summer–Fall (August–October in Central Indiana)
Stem Length: 24–40 inches
Color: Bright orange fruit with green calyx

Pumpkin Tree Branches — often called Pumpkin on a Stick — deliver bold autumn texture and unmistakable seasonal character. Each sturdy stem carries clusters of vibrant orange fruit that resemble miniature pumpkins, making them a standout element in fall arrangements and installations.

Grown locally and harvested as fruit fully colors, these branches provide strong structure and dramatic visual impact. They transition beautifully into dried work and hold their color well for seasonal displays.

Primary Harvest: August–October
Cut when fruit is fully orange and firm for best durability.

• Sold per stem
• Strong architectural presence
• Excellent for fall weddings and seasonal installations
• Can be dried for extended use
• Handle with gloves (natural thorns on stems)