Moon and Stars Watermelon - 1 gram - Heirloom, Open-Pollinated, non-Hybrid Victory Seeds®

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Moon and Stars Watermelon

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Moon and Stars

95 days — The dark green skin of the fruit is wonderfully speckled with bright yellow ranging in size from tiny to silver dollar and sometimes larger, hence the name. The leaves of the plant are light green with similar yellow speckles. The flesh is pink and very sweet and they average about ten pounds in weight.

The January 1, 1940 edition of Henry Field's publication called "Seed Sense" stated, "A Novelty Worth Planting . . . Quite a curiosity . . . The Quality is good . . ." Each packet contains 1 gram, which is approximately 9 to 10 seeds.

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	Moon&Stars
	Germinated and transplanted well, produced many nice 15-25 lb melons, with no significant problems, despite a relatively cool Summer. I grow a lot of melons and try a new one or 2 every year and this is definitely a keeper!
	Reviewed by: Clifford Ward from 49*N 9m N of Northport, Wa.. on 3/24/2012

	moon&stars
	love this melon mine weighed 30+ lbs
	Reviewed by: randy sheffield from bowdon georgia. on 2/23/2012

	Low-maintenance, delicious!
	The size of this watermelon is perfect for a small family. For us, they came out slightly bigger than a large cantaloupe, but quite heavy. Juicy and very sweet -- Much more flavor than the grocery store variety. We planted in dirt/compost mounds in mid-April and, as predicted, we're ripe in mid-August. Great germination rate, and the plants were very sturdy through weather variances. Pests didn't seem to be a huge issue either, and our only deterrent was soap & pepper water.
	Reviewed by: Jennifer Lawson from Warrensburg, MO. on 8/20/2011