Melons & Pickles - Page 2

Stvrob · March 14, 2015

I grew a few canary melons on a whim last year and I was very impressed. It was a hybrid called Amy. I saved seeds and now im growing more. Hopefully the F2 wont be a disappointment.

Also, a hybrid cantalope called Ambrosia is quite tasty.
For watermelons, Crimson sweet is an old standby that does well. Ive tried some of the seedless types but i havent been very successful.

Christa B. · March 16, 2015

Good list Mark! I would love to try Georgia Rattlesnake sometime, maybe next year. I may also be growing Zatta if I can find the extra space in my garden. Good luck with your melons!

March 14, 2015	#16
Stvrob Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 1,413	I grew a few canary melons on a whim last year and I was very impressed. It was a hybrid called Amy. I saved seeds and now im growing more. Hopefully the F2 wont be a disappointment. Also, a hybrid cantalope called Ambrosia is quite tasty. For watermelons, Crimson sweet is an old standby that does well. Ive tried some of the seedless types but i havent been very successful. Last edited by Stvrob; March 14, 2015 at 06:15 PM.

March 16, 2015	#17
Christa B. Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Southwest Ohio Posts: 75	Good list Mark! I would love to try Georgia Rattlesnake sometime, maybe next year. I may also be growing Zatta if I can find the extra space in my garden. Good luck with your melons!