After the patch: a pop-up plan and a 28.5kg pumpkin

After the patch: a smaller plan

Based on Life of Tom’s vlog published 27 October 2026, “All good things must come to an End ❤️”. The film follows the aftermath of the closing celebration and departure preparations; publication day is not the filming date of every scene.

Update: the team reports pumpkin pop-up sales

A message from Andy, Chris and Joe in Tom's vlog published 30 October 2026 (reviewed 1 November) confirms that the smaller pumpkin pop-up has been selling remaining pumpkins and merchandise. Key rings, stickers, carving kits and sweets are mentioned, along with transactions on the card reader and the team tidying the shop area and watering plants. Tom thanks everyone who supported it and helped prevent leftover display pumpkins going to waste.

Its current opening status is not confirmed in the vlog. Tom is unsure whether it is still running and thinks it may have reached its last day; no closing date, sell-out, sales total or future payment terms are established. The full 2026 pumpkin patch has finished; check official farm updates before planning a visit: https://www.instagram.com/the110farm/

The big 2026 pumpkin event is over after eight event days across two weeks. The team is moving into pack-down, with display vehicles heading home and waste clearing described. The completed season remains a chapter to look back on, not a current picking or booking invitation.

27 October: pumpkin-and-merchandise pop-up announced

The full 2026 pumpkin patch remains completed and closed. In the vlog published 27 October 2026, Tom announces a separate small pumpkin-and-merchandise pop-up planned by Chris and Joe while he is away. Dates, hours, admission or booking requirements, entry charges, pumpkin prices, parking/payment, exact public entrance, toilets and access arrangements are unverified. Check the official farm Instagram before travelling; this is not a reopening or extension of the full patch.

Chris and Joe are arranging a smaller opportunity to sell remaining pumpkins and pumpkin-themed merchandise using the farm’s barn facilities. Tom does not yet know all the detailed arrangements and directs people to the official farm Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the110farm/

The full patch’s 90-minute sessions, Unity Mill £3 cash/two-hour parking, carrying-bag offer, wheelbarrows, dog rules, maize routes, animal access, games, food traders, photo booth, photo wall and scales are not confirmed pop-up terms or inclusions. Event portable toilets have been removed; pop-up toilet arrangements remain unknown. Tom says he will be away, not attending. No 2027 tickets are announced.

The word “tomorrow” in the farewell is not a reliable public opening date. This update does not establish 28 October, a timetable, a booking link or a live stock quantity. The online release of remaining event merchandise announced in the previous film is separate; use https://the110.co/ for actual online listings, prices, sizes and availability.

One pumpkin, 28.5kg

Tom brings his large pumpkin back to the farm. At 4:22–5:18, the scales reading is reported as 28.5kg. This is one pumpkin’s reading in the vlog, not an independently certified record, an average crop weight or a price-per-kilogram rule. The reading does not establish that visitors can use the scales at the planned pop-up.

Saving seeds for another growing season

At 6:20–6:41, Joe selects pumpkins to extract seeds and try growing them next year. Seed-saving activity is underway, advancing the earlier intention; germination, future pumpkin size, planting acreage and a completed 2027 growing plan are not confirmed.

Packing down the event

Tom reports at 6:43–6:56 that the event portable toilets have left the site. The display Defender is taken off site and vehicles are returned home. These are pack-down milestones, not promises that the old display vehicles or facilities will return for the pop-up.

During a last perimeter check Tom reports a few branches down after the storm and says things appear generally fine. This is his personal observation, not a formal safety or structural assessment or a new active lane-closure announcement. Private birthday and fireworks discussion is not a public event.

The season story stays separate

The photo-wall memories and Horizon winner’s pumpkin-patch VIP visit remain in the completed season story. Separate prize commitments, barn mains and final fit-out, the bull’s name and naming poll, and future-event details remain unverified where previously pending. Movember retains the earlier 1 November participation date and £110,000 target, not an amount raised or verified donation link.