FRUIT-CRENSHAW-MELON
FRUIT-CRENSHAW-MELON
A$3.20
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Cucumis melo
FRUIT-CRENSHAW-MELON very closely resembles its parent melon, Casaba melons and muskmelons. Mostly spherical in shape, it has a somewhat flattened bottom and tapers to a gentle point at the stem-end. They are typically medium to large-sized melons, weighing 6-8 or more. Crenshaws are a late-season melon, requiring 110 or more days. They are well worth the wait though, as the sweet and somewhat ‘spicy’ taste and smooth texture make this a pleasing contrast in late summer or fall.

Germination Time (Days) | 3-5 |
Harvest Time (Days) | 65-86 |
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Plant Spacing (cm) | 30 |
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Hardy / Frost Tender | – |
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