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Iroquois Muskmelon Seeds
Iroquois Muskmelon Seeds
Iroquois melon growing
Iroquois Seeds
Iroquois Seeds
Iroquois Muskmelon Seeds Iroquois Muskmelon Seeds Iroquois melon growing Iroquois Seeds Iroquois Seeds
Iroquois Muskmelon Seeds Iroquois Muskmelon Seeds Iroquois melon growing Iroquois Seeds Iroquois Seeds

Iroquois Muskmelon

25 Seeds

$ 3.69

(Cucumis melo) Open-pollinated variety developed in 1944 by Dr. Henry Munger of Cornell University.  Plants produce nice yields of old-fashioned looking melons with wide ribs and coarse netting.  Melons average 8" and have lovely orange flesh surrounded by a vibrant green rind.  Very fragrant and sweet, rating higher on the brix scale than most other varieties.  Fusarium resistant.  80 days to harvest.  25 seeds per packet.

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) Open-pollinated variety developed in 1944 by Dr. Henry Munger of Cornell University.  Plants produce nice yields of old-fashioned looking melons with wide ribs and coarse netting.  Melons average 8" and have lovely orange flesh surrounded by a vibrant green rind.  Very fragrant and sweet, rating higher on the brix scale than most other varieties.  Fusarium resistant.  80 days to harvest.  25 seeds per packet.

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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