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02-16-2008, 01:39 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Melons
It's almost time to start vegetable seedlings and I'm pondering which melons to grow this year. Crenshaw is a family favorite and we'll definately grow that. Has anyone tried Charentais? What is a "must grow" melon in your garden?
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Re: Melons
Unfortunately, the humidity trashed all the melons I've tried here. I would love to be able to grow Crenshaws!
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Re: Melons
I haven't decided if I'm going to grow any melons, yet. I do have some seed, but have limited space in the garden.
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Re: Melons
Have a trellis or wire mesh next to a fence? You can grow the climbing variety, such as "Climbing Sugar Melon" aka Rampicante Zuccherino.
If the problem is fruit rot, that's a tragedy. If it is from humidity-generated mildew, I control that with pre-emptive strikes of Spectrum Immunox.
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