How are you decorating your lawn this Halloween? Let us know

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Globe staff. (2026, October 19). How are you decorating your lawn this Halloween? Let us know. The Globe and Mail. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-halloween-decorations-reader-submissions-2026/

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The Globe and Mail invites readers to share their creative Halloween lawn decorations for a future article. Last year's submissions included a homemade zombie coral reef and skeletons playing pickleball. Readers are encouraged to submit photos or stories describing this year’s preparations, whether they involve traditional displays or new ideas, by emailing the publication at audience@globeandmail.com.
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Canadians are once again preparing their spooky Halloween decorations for this year's festivities, following a tradition of creative displays from previous years. In 2025, highlights included a homemade zombie coral reef and skeletons playing pickleball. The Globe and Mail is inviting readers to share their unique lawn designs for the upcoming holiday, whether they involve new creations or annual favorites. Readers can submit their stories and photos through an online form or by emailing audience@globeandmail.com with "Halloween decorations" in the subject line.

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From a homemade zombie coral reef to haunted corn fields to skeletons playing pickleball, we highlighted the best of the best that Canadians showed off in 2025.
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2026-10-19 · The Globe and Mail
How are you decorating your lawn this Halloween? Let us know · assertive framing

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It’s that time of year again, when ten-foot-tall skeletons come out of storage and take over our neighbourhoods. asserted
skeletons → ’ → neighbourhoods
When Halloween comes along, Canadians everywhere flex their landscaping skills and create the spookiest displays for trick-or-treaters. asserted
Canadians → come → trick
Last year, we asked you to share your best Halloween decorations with us, and you didn’t disappoint. asserted
you → ask → us
From a homemade zombie coral reef to haunted corn fields to skeletons playing pickleball, we highlighted the best of the best that Canadians showed off in 2025. asserted
Canadians → play → 2025
For a future story, we want to see what you have in store for this Halloween. asserted
you → want → Halloween
Have you been preparing your decorations all summer? asserted
you → prepare → decorations
Do you have a signature lawn design you bring out every year? asserted
you → have → design
Are you trying something new? asserted
you → try → something
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