Can you grow a pumpkin with the pumpkin seeds inside of a pumkin?

yes place in jar with some of pulp let decay rinse off and dry, store until spring and plant but if pumpkin was a hybrid seeds may not produce true to the type they came from . I am not sure but the new white ones may fit this category and may be a F1 hybrid let some of those other answerers figure out how we get seedless fruit like cucumbers

Yes, but you should look up proper technique to see how to grow them. :]

well u need some soil?!

yes, as long as the pumpkin is fully ripened if it is under ripe the seed might not germinate

no you have to take a peice of wood and carve a replica of the seed then plant that and it will grow. Duhr that is were seeds come from oh and I plan on planting them next year.

Sure you can...best to let them dry on the window or some place dry for a week or two and keep them in the fridg until you want to plant them. They are best planted in the spring when the temps are staying above 70 most days and no frost at night. Garden supply has a spray for the blossoms that will help to keep them from falling off and watch out for the bugs. They like a lot of sun. Good luck

of course

Yes. Dry them and plant them in the spring. Or buy an envelope of seeds, read when to plant them, and how deep.

That sounds like a cool idea.Fill the pumpkin with soil and plant one of it's seeds in it.Maybe put a circle of seeds along the edge and have vines coming out from everywhere.Sure they'll grow.