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Create an AccountCitrullus lanatus Rich and incredibly sweet with compact vines. Produces plenty of 6-10 lb fruits packed with red-orange flesh. Thin rind begins striped and turns dark green when ripe.
Citrullus lanatus HEIRLOOM. A seed spittin' watermelon if there ever was one. An old porch swing favorite from the 1830s, known for its productive vine and sweet rose colored flesh....
Citrullus lanatus HEIRLOOM. The Moon and Stars Watermelon has luscious red flesh with a dreamscape rind of small yellow "stars" and large yellow "moons" on a dark green skin. Introduced...
Citrullus lanatus HEIRLOOM. This very sweet yellow fleshed fruit found popularity in the 1840s because it was well-adapted to the cooler growing region of the Northeast. Fruits grow 20-35 lbs...
Citrullus lanatus This amazing orange-fleshed watermelon consistently delivers 25-pound, deliciously sweet and crisp fruits with pretty alternating dark and light green stripes on the skin. The orange color means it’s...
Citrullus lanatus HEIRLOOM. For the star gazers among us, which is to say everyone. This delicious variety has a moon and star speckled rind, but with a unique and tasty...
Citrullus lanatus Charleston Grey is a much-loved picnic watermelon that was introduced by the USDA in 1954. Elongated fruits with sweet and juicy red flesh and distinctive gray-green mottled skin...
Citrullus lanatus HEIRLOOM. Odell's White is an enormous watermelon that is not very heavily seeded for its size, and its sweet, smooth flesh makes for excellent eating enjoyment! Fruits can...
Expected to be back in stock by May Citrullus lanatus In the 1850s, Nathaniel Bradford developed a unique watermelon breed that was known as the sweetest and most flavorful, right...