I wouldn't want top be loading and unliading melons too many times - heavy!

Something like this, but beefed up for the weight? And display a couple of each variety?

Sort out a few baskets slightly by size so people can see what you have (they may want a small.med/lg fruit) and set them on a low platform made of crates?

Here is a link that might be useful: Farmer's stand

I put mine in grey plastic stacking crates and put 2 crates underneath so the produce is off the ground

There are many ways to display attractively. I've used a three tier stand with large bins but you could also tier up straw bales and set pumpkins on top. Spread them out if you want people to get a better view of each.

I do large baskets and crates and organize by size. They are a pain to get to market! The crates can be loaded up and hauled with additional added from boxes. I wish I could bring a small wagon at that time of year.

Found a couple of pictures of what we do - wagons for the melons and straw for the pumpkins. Takes a lot of space in the trailer to haul them but in the end it works really well and the displays look good.

Tom

I put mine on upside down bulb crates on top of my table. It adds a 2nd tier and the plastic grooves in the crate bottom keep them from rolling off the table.

I cant put anything on the ground or I'll end up w a market go'ers dog pissing on them. I like dogs but dont care for them at the markets. I had one piss on my table cloth last night and another one pissed on my chalkboard legs a few weeks ago. Of course the owners share some of the blame too.