Melon
Heirloom melons, with their unusual shapes and colors, are a sweet change from the ordinary. And early-harvest heirlooms make growing delicious melons possible in most every garden zone. Wait for soil to warm (70 degrees) before setting out plants and don't over water. Encourage growth and fruiting with mulch, cloches or black plastic.
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Melon, Afghan Honeydew
$3.00Grown in the high mountain valleys north of Kabul, Afghanistan, this delicious honeydew melon measures 8-inches long and is shaped ...
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Melon, Amish (Organic)
$2.75Heirloom melon from the Amish community, extremely popular. Oval fruits are 8-9" long and weigh 4-7 pounds. Sweet orange flesh ...
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Melon, Banana
$2.50Banana-shaped melon has smooth yellow skin and sweet, spicy salmon flesh. Grows to 16" to 24" long, 5 to 10 ...
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Melon, Charentais
$2.75A true French cantaloupe that originated in the Poitou-Charentes region circa 1920. Considered by many to be the most divine ...
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Melon, Early Hanover
$2.75Introduced in 1895 by T. W. Woods & Sons of Richmond, Virginia. Reportedly attained "immense popularity" in that region. Sweet ...
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Melon, Early Hanover (Baker Creek)
$2.50Luscious, 2 to 3 pound, green fleshed melons are bursting with flavor. Introduced by T.W. Woods & Sons of Richmond, ...
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Melon, Early Silver Line
$2.50Beautiful, oval-shaped melons weighing 1 to 2 pounds with lovely silver stripes. The white flesh is crisp and sweet. This ...
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Melon, Eden’s Gem (Organic)
$2.75Amy Goldman, author of Melons for the Passionate Grower, claims that this early maturing melon is one of her all-time ...
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Melon, Emerald Gem (Organic)
$2.75Introduced by W. Atlee Burpee in 1886 from seed sent by William G. Voorhees of Benzie County, Michigan. The most ...
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Melon, Golden Crispy
$3.00A commercial variety that was discontinued in the early 1980’s, this oblong to pear-shaped melon weighs about 1/2-pound. Smooth golden ...
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Melon, Kiwano Jelly
$3.00Native to Africa, this unusual melon has spiny "horns" and green-yellow skin that turns a bright orange when ready to ...
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Melon, Minnesota Midget
$2.50This very small, very early heirloom melon was introduced in Minnesota in 1948. Measuring just 4 inches across, Minnesota Midget's ...
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Melon, Tam Dew
$2.50Beautiful, ivory-green fruit; very sweet green flesh, with classic honeydew flavor! A superb melon variety. (100 days) Planting Instructions: Melons need fertile ...
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Melon, Tigger
$2.50An amazing looking melon! The fruit is a vibrant yellow with brilliant fire-red stripes (a few melons may be solid ...
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