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$7.45Sweetest, juiciest melon we have ever offered. Flesh is salmon, extremely thick and firm. Fruits are medium-sized,...Buy Now Details
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$3.55Old-time heirloom, mild and sweet, famous as a good yielder wherever it's grown. Oval fruits on compact vines are...Buy Now Details
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$3.95Looks and tastes like a banana. Grows 18 to 24 inches long and 4 inches in diameter. Flesh is deep salmon-red. Once...Buy Now Details
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$3.35This is the gourmet melon that is served in the finest hotels. Its thick, sweet, pale orange flesh has true gourmet...Buy Now Details
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$3.95This is a great-eating old variety and we're pleased to add it to this catalog. The flesh is deep orange, thick,...Buy Now Details
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$3.85Combines drought tolerance with exceptional flavor. Flesh is sweet, salmon- orange and distinctive. Fine texture and...Buy Now Details
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$3.45Produces honey-sweet 3 pound cantaloupes in waves. Melons are almost round, measure about 5"x6" and have deep orange,...Buy Now Details
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$3.25–$5.95Tough, protective rind makes this mammoth melon exceptional for roadside markets or the home garden. Iroquois...Buy Now Details
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$4.25Rare sought after gourmet melons are sweet and delicious. Have super-sweet pale greenish-white flesh, small cavity,...Buy Now Details
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$3.35This old heirloom has one of the most aromatic, exquisite flavors we have ever tasted. Very early, medium-sized...Buy Now Details
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$3.8560-75 Days Extra early heirloom bred by the University of Minnesota in 1948. Round, 4 to 5 inch fruits have thick,...Buy Now Details
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$5.75One packet each Delicious 51(02630) and Hearts of Gold(02640). Total of two packets. Very juicy, delightfully sweet,...
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$2.2575 Days This Oregon heirloom was selected by Pike and Young Seeds in Monmouth, Oregon in the 1930's - the result...Buy Now Details
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$3.65Outstanding flavor and quality. Originally grown for the Milwaukee markets, this heirloom produces large fruits...Buy Now Details
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$5.75Leads the personal-size melon market for eating quality and disease resistance! A small 2 pound melon that's big on...Buy Now Details
Like other melon types, cantaloupe seeds can be direct sown after all threat of frost has passed and soils have warmed or start seeds in plantable Jiffy® peat pots or Jiffy-7® Extra deep peat pellets about 4 weeks prior to last frost date. This is a necessity since melon roots are sensitive to disturbance. Along with adding ample amounts of organic matter, adding the recommended amount of Osmocote® 14-14-14 plant food per planting hill helps to keep melon plants well fed. Space most varieties 2-3 ft. apart in rows, with rows 4-6 ft. apart.