The Scarface pumpkin is a unique ornamental variety valued for its rugged, textured appearance. Its surface often features natural scars, warts, and irregular markings, giving it a weathered, almost carved look that makes it a standout for autumn displays. Medium to large in size, Scarface pumpkins usually have a deep orange to reddish hue and thick, durable skin. While primarily grown for decoration, they can also be used in cooking, though their texture is less refined than traditional pie pumpkins. 

Weighs 5-8 pounds on average.