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Banana Melon Seeds
Banana Melon Seeds
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Banana Melon

25 Seeds

$ 3.69

(Cucumis melo) Heirloom variety first listed in 1885 by J.H. Gregory. Plants produce excellent yields of unique, elongated melons. Orange-fleshed fruit have a built-in ripeness indicator—they turn yellow when ripe. Allow them to sit on the counter for a few hours and they will fill the kitchen with a heavenly, sweet, almost tropical fragrance. One of our favorites!

CULTURE:  Direct sow seeds outdoors 2 weeks after last frost, once soil temps have reached 70 degrees.  Sow 3-5 seeds per hill with 2 to 4 feet between hills and to 3 to 4 feet between rows.  Under ideal conditions germination will occur in 5-8 days.  Melons are ready to harvest once the melon "slips" from the vine when gently tugged.  Don't leave them too long, however, as ripe melons have a sweet aroma that attracts insects.

(Cucumis melo) Heirloom variety first listed in 1885 by J.H. Gregory. Plants produce excellent yields of unique, elongated melons. Orange-fleshed fruit have a built-in ripeness indicator—they turn yellow when ripe. Allow them to sit on the counter for a few hours and they will fill the kitchen with a heavenly, sweet, almost tropical fragrance. One of our favorites!

CULTURE:  Direct sow seeds outdoors 2 weeks after last frost, once soil temps have reached 70 degrees.  Sow 3-5 seeds per hill with 2 to 4 feet between hills and to 3 to 4 feet between rows.  Under ideal conditions germination will occur in 5-8 days.  Melons are ready to harvest once the melon "slips" from the vine when gently tugged.  Don't leave them too long, however, as ripe melons have a sweet aroma that attracts insects.

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