WATERMELON

A refreshing favorite for many, Watermelons taste even sweeter from your own garden. Watermelons are warm season plants and will suffer in frost and cold, so make sure to plant after last frost date. Starting watermelons indoors or buying transplants is the best way to ensure that your watermelon has time to ripen before frosts come in the fall. Plant in full sun in rich well draining soil, and water regularly to ensure that soil is moist but not soggy. Watermelon vines produce both male and female flowers, and need to be pollinated by bees or other pollinators. Once ripened, Watermelons are appealing in both appearance and flavor.

CRIMSON SWEET

Maturity in 85 days
Dark green stripes encase crisp, red flesh
Very sweet with high sugar content
Fruits are around 10-12" inches

MINI LOVE

Maturity in 80 days
Compact and Adorable melon
Very few seeds, and sweet flavor
Thin but strong rind
Smaller vine, but producing around six melons a plant, each weighing around 7lbs each.
Resistant to powdery mildew.