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New owners bring Aggieland Porch Pumpkins to Bryan-College Station

Sisters Courtney Digel, Brittney Young, and Kaleigh Hoag have taken over Aggieland Porch Pumpkins, offering curated autumn displays for homes and businesses in the Brazos Valley.

Reese Fenn

September 23, 20261 min read

Porch Pumpkins - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Aggieland Porch Pumpkins has returned to the Bryan-College Station area under new ownership, providing residents and business owners with ready-made seasonal decorations. The service is now operated by sisters Courtney Digel, Brittney Young, and Kaleigh Hoag, who acquired the business to share their creative interests with the local community.

The company offers three distinct tiers of porch displays: the Harvest, the Hayride, and the Great Pumpkin. These packages include between 40 and 130 pumpkins per setup. Clients may also request additional elements such as hay bales and post-season cleanup services to complete the look.

Owners state that the service addresses a growing demand for convenience and fresh design options during the fall season. The displays provide an alternative to traditional mums or carved jack-o’-lanterns, which can be difficult to maintain in Texas heat. The team constructs layered arrangements tailored to individual porch layouts, working around the challenges posed by direct sunlight on fresh gourds.

Bookings are managed through Instagram at @aggielandpumpkins. Interested clients submit request forms via the platform and select their preferred installation weeks while dates remain available.

The business operates in Bryan, Texas, which is located approximately 10 miles northwest of College Station.

Source: KBTX News 3.

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Reese Fenn

Reese Fenn writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in College Station.

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