Pumpkin Patch Pluralism and the Free-Market Uniting Americans
By Chris Walsh As the air grows crisper—or in places like Texas the heat gets less hellish—all things pumpkin emerge from hibernation: lattes, baked goods, candies, decorations, and lots of other stuff. Tradition demands that my family—and many others—make their annual pilgrimage to the pumpkin patch. We drive to the farm where we gather pumpkins—especially…










