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Considering any new heirloom melons?

bill_southerncal

20 years ago

Anyone here growing any different melons than you've grown in the past? For me, not really. With limited time and space, it'll be the same usual delicious types: Charentais, Galia, and Haogen.

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carolyn137
20 years ago
Nope, not considering any at all. Not planting anything at all, either. ( smile)

But the point is, where have you been lately for I haven't seen you posting?

Or do you just get rejuvenated when the weather turns a bit warmer? LOL

Carolyn
heirloomtomato
20 years ago
I have grown Green Nutmeg in the past and liked it a great deal. Not sure if I'll grow it again this year or not. I find it great as a 1(if you're hungry) or 2 person serving size.
Karen
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Raymondo
20 years ago
Growing Nutmeg, Jenny Lind and Collective Farm Woman for the first time this year. The Nutmegs are doing really well, lots of fruit set. The CFW is doing reasonably well. The poor Jenny Linds though are very poorly. I thinks it's because they're in a bad spot in the garden. They only get sun from around lunchtime onwards.

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