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Organic Cantaloupe Seeds
The store-bought, bland versions of cantaloupes and honeydew melons are less like "cousins" to the home grown variety, and more like distant, distant relatives on that side of the family. Growing and tasting a melon from your home garden is so rewarding and satisfying, eating one for the first time will convert you to growing them for yourself from here on in.
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Melon Seeds (Organic) - Hales Best Jumbo
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xMelon Seeds (Organic) - Hales Best Jumbo HEIRLOOM - ORGANIC
USDA organic- Melons up to 5 Pounds
- 90 Days to Harvest
- Prefers full sun exposure
HEIRLOOM - ORGANICAs low as $3.50 per package -
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Melon Seeds (Organic) - Honey Rock
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USDA organic- Melons up to 7 Pounds
- 75-90 Days to Harvest
- Prefers full sun exposure
HEIRLOOM - ORGANICAs low as $3.50 per package -
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Melon Seeds (Organic) - Honeydew Green
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USDA organic- 5-6 Pound Melons
- 100-120 Days to Harvest
- Prefers full sun exposure
HEIRLOOM - ORGANICAs low as $3.50 per package
Melons crave heat and are a staple crop in most home summer gardens. Watermelon, honeydew, and cantaloupe are considered quite easy to grow, and all are grown in much the same way. Whatever type of melon you decide to grow, whether it be the heirlooms such as Edisto 47seeds, Honey Rock seeds, or Hale's Best Jumbo seeds, expect a melon dining experience like none you have had before!