I have been growing Montreal melons for 5 years now. They have to be started inside under neon lights, in the month of April. When transplanting into the garden, it has to be when it is warm, late May or even early June depending on the wheather. I am very much into heirloom vegetables. If you grow them, you should not grow any other kind of melon in your garden to ensure a good open-pollination (melons cross-pollinate with other melon varieties). This variety does not expand or take a lot of space in a city-type garden.

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