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  (Salmon-orange flesh) 77 days. [Developed by Dr. Munger at Cornell as an early strain of 'Bender's Surprise'.] Tolerant to fusarium wilt (race 1). Fruits are round-oval, about 6 to 7 in diameter, weigh 3 to 4 lbs, and are medium to lightly netted with medium ribs. Pick on full slip. A... |
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(Salmon-orange flesh) 77 days. [Developed by Dr. Munger at Cornell as an early strain of Bender’s Surprise] Tolerant to fusarium wilt (race 1). Fruits are round-oval, 6-7" in diameter, weigh 3-4 lbs, and are medium-to-lightly netted with medium ribs. Pick on full slip. Flavorful and productive. |
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(Salmon-orange flesh) 88 days. [Introduced 1965 by Clemson/AES.] One of the more disease-resistant varieties available. Exceeds disease resistance of many hybrid cantaloupes. Has resistance to Alternaria leaf spot, powdery mildew, and downy mildew. Well adapted to the Mid-Atlantic region and... |
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(Salmon-orange flesh) 88 days. [Introduced 1965 by Clemson/AES.] Exceeds disease resistance of many hybrid cantaloupes. Has resistance to Alternaria leaf spot, powdery mildew, and downy mildew. Well adapted to the Mid-Atlantic region and hot, humid areas. Rind is heavily netted and well... |
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(Salmon-orange flesh) 86 days. A mystery that turned up as an off-type in our growouts of Edisto 47 -- perhaps it's Edisto 46 or Edisto 48? Very similar to regular Edisto for vigor and great flavor, but fruits are a few days earlier, a bit larger, and slightly ribbed. Pkt |
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 (Orange flesh) 85 days. [Developed by SESE grower Merlyn Niedens. Introduced 1997.] Retains many of the characteristics of 'Jenny Lind' but is more vigorous, compact, productive, and fruits have better insect resistance. Merlyn's 'Golden Jenny' produced over 40 fruits from just two hills in one... |
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Short crop, now sold out for 2013 (Green flesh) 79 days. [1998. Bred by Meryln Niedens. Cross between 'Jenny Lind' and 'Kansas'.] Melons make a perfect bowl for a scoop of ice cream. Sweet 2-lb fruits on compact vines. Also known as "Green Machine" for the... |
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 75 days [Appalachian heirloom] Small tennis ball sized fruit -- so fragrant 2 or 3 can make a whole room smell like melons, however taste is bland. Very prolific when grown in full sun, best grown with trellising or support, fruit is yellow with maroon stripes. Pkt. |
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Short crop, now sold out for 2013 (Yellow-orange flesh) 85 days. [Developed by SESE grower Merlyn Niedens. Introduced. 1997.] Sweet yellow-orange fruit on compact vines. Excellent choice for small garden areas. The name 'Sleeping Beauty' refers to the... |
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Seed lost in fire, now sold out for 2013 85 days [Armenian heirloom] Fragrant melons, beautiful skin - vibrant yellow with bright red zigzag stripes. The powerful fragrance has been compared to Queen Anne's, but Tigger is larger (1 lb) and the white flesh is... |
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(Salmon flesh) 80 days. [1963] 2½-3½ lb fruits, small seed cavities, sweet flesh. Sturdy, heavily netted rinds, popular commercial variety. Resistant to Downy and Powdery Mildew.
This was Ken's favorite melon to grow when he was in Missouri. Harvesting these, he'd lob them to Becca to load... |
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(Salmon flesh) 80 days. [1963] 2½-3½ lb fruits, small seed cavities, sweet flesh. Sturdy, heavily netted rinds, popular commercial variety. Resistant to Downy and Powdery Mildew.
This was Ken's favorite melon to grow when he was in Missouri. Harvesting these, he'd lob them to Becca to... |
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