Nursery and garden center offering fall pumpkins and mums; no 2026 dates or pricing published online.
Dry Bottom Farms and Nursery operates primarily as a garden center and nursery, with pumpkins and fall plants as seasonal offerings rather than a full farm-festival experience. This is very different from a u-pick patch or corn-maze destination. What it means for you: you come to shop for plants, and pumpkins are one product among many.
The upside is that you’ll likely find a much wider selection of mums, gourds, fall foliage plants, and landscaping stock than a single-crop pumpkin patch. If you’re decorating your porch or planning a landscape project for fall, this is a convenient stop. The downside is that this isn’t a “bring the kids to pick pumpkins” experience—it’s a garden center.
Nurseries usually have paved parking and well-organized shopping, with carts or wagons available if you’re buying multiple pumpkins or plants. Hours are typically 9 a.m. to 5 or 6 p.m., but published hours for fall 2026 were not available at review time. Call (662) 552-6781 to confirm whether they’ll be open the day and time you plan to visit.
Inventory depends on what sold that week. Early-season mums (late August and early September) are usually abundant and cheaper. Mid-October through early November, selection narrows as supplies sell out and cooler weather slows fall planting. If you’re a particular about variety, visit early in the season.
Weir is in the Mississippi Delta—flat, intensely agricultural country with a different character than the coast or hills. Fall in the Delta is genuine; October daytime temperatures typically run in the 60s to 70s, much cooler and more comfortable than the coast. This makes it an excellent time to shop for mums and other fall plants, since you’re not battling heat and humidity.
The nursery model—focused on gardeners and landscapers—means their pumpkin selection might be smaller or less curated than a dedicated patch, but it also means they’ll have inventory focused on quality rather than volume. Ask about the pumpkins when you call—whether they’re locally grown, sourced from other farms, or imported from further north.
Call ahead to confirm:
Email Drybottompumpkinpatch2018@gmail.com for details about landscape or bulk orders. The Facebook page (facebook.com/DryBottom) may have recent photos of current inventory.
This is an efficient, adult-oriented shopping stop—great for quick pumpkin runs or serious fall landscaping. If your kids want a full farm experience with activities, you’d need a different destination.
Mid-September through October; call to confirm this year's hours and when they run out of stock.
45 minutes to 1.5 hours
Typically busy Saturdays; quieter weekdays.
Nursery parking; details not confirmed.
Contact the farm for accessibility accommodations.
You want a full farm-day experience with mazes or activities; you need posted hours or pricing.
The farm operates as a nursery and garden center, so pumpkins are likely pre-picked for the shop. Call (662) 552-6781 to ask whether they offer u-pick or field access.
As a nursery, they likely stock a wider variety of fall plants than a typical pumpkin patch. Call or visit to see current inventory—selection varies by week as plants sell out.
Nursery hours and days were not listed. Call (662) 552-6781 or email Drybottompumpkinpatch2018@gmail.com to confirm hours, especially if you're planning a mid-week trip.
Ask when you call. Nurseries often accommodate landscaping projects with delivery or pre-ordering.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
500 West Harris Rd, Weir, MS 39772, in Choctaw County. It is one of 2 patches we track in Delta Mississippi.
facebook.com · pumpkinpatchesandmore.org
Checked August 2026.