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lemondrop melon seeds

10 years ago

I was at SamÃ¢ÂÂs club and saw these melons so I had to try one. I loved it, so I have been searching the web to find more information on this melon. Not much out there yet other than it seems you either love it or hate it and lots of people hate it for some reason that I donÃ¢ÂÂt understand. This is the first melon that I really liked. I am curious if other people like this as much as I did, or if they hate it like most people seem to.

Anyway I would love to grow this melon, what would grow if I planted the seeds? Option 2 is locating the seeds. I assume the zone really shouldnÃ¢ÂÂt matter.

Have a great day people

Steve

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susanzone5 (NY)
10 years ago
Zones do matter with melons since they need a long, warm growing season, about 100 days. In your zone 4 it is hard to grow melons.

But good luck finding the seeds and trying. Hope it works out.
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