Halloween is only days away, and Pinterest is buzzing with one of the season’s biggest garden trends: the haunted yard. Searches for “spooky garden decor” and “Halloween front yard ideas” are climbing fast as gardeners turn beds, porches, and pathways into scenes straight out of a ghost story. The best part? Your garden is already halfway there — dark corners, tall shrubs, and crooked trees make the perfect canvas. Here are twelve ideas to give trick-or-treaters a delicious fright. 1. Glowing Jack-o’-Lantern Pathway Nothing says Halloween like a walkway lit by grinning pumpkins. Carve a mix of faces — spooky, silly, and sinister — and stagger them along both sides of your path in clusters of three at varying heights. Nestle battery LED tea lights inside instead of real candles so the glow lasts all evening with zero fire risk. Pro tip: carve the night before Pumpkins start to sag after about 48 hours, so carve one to two days before Halloween for the freshest faces. Rub petroleum ...