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Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds
Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds
Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds
Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds
Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds
Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds
Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds Minnesota Midget Muskmelon Seeds

Minnesota Midget Muskmelon

25 Seeds

$ 3.69

(Cucumis melo) Minnesota Midget is absolutely the best choice if you are working with limited garden space.  Its compact vines reach just 3-4' in length while producing 6 to 8 melons each!  Pictured above you can count at least 5 melons in about four square feet. The melons are smaller, about 4-6" across, but they pack a lot of flavor.  Picked at their peak, they boast intense sweetness and juiciness.  All around, this is an awesome variety.  60-70 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) Minnesota Midget is absolutely the best choice if you are working with limited garden space.  Its compact vines reach just 3-4' in length while producing 6 to 8 melons each!  Pictured above you can count at least 5 melons in about four square feet. The melons are smaller, about 4-6" across, but they pack a lot of flavor.  Picked at their peak, they boast intense sweetness and juiciness.  All around, this is an awesome variety.  60-70 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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John Flanagan
Very sweet and grow great

These are well behaved plants as it says and producing really well. Taste great just really need to keep on top of them since they do attract bugs once ripe.

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Alice Dunn
Holy Melon

These little melons are growing like crazy. I just covered them with netting cuz my farmer friend said that deer love them. I also ran a bar of soap along the top of the fence.

Will grow again.....assuming they taste as good as everyone says. Can't wait.


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