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16 Feb 18, david harris (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

had any one have black water melon seeds for sale -

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19 Feb 18, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Internet seed selling companies - Boondie is one. $1 for a few.

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06 Jan 18, khalil (USA - Zone 12a climate)

hi, please i need best F1 watermelon, tomato, cucumber & squash seeds growing well in USDA Zones 11b - 12a ( very hot climates and dry ) thanks

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10 Dec 17, mahlatsi j mokone (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

I plant my carolinacross watermelon on 20nvember 2017 it ryte time or wat?

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09 Dec 17, Sarah Gumede (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

I am in Nkomazi around Nelspruit and I want to plant watermelon. Today is the 10 of December. Where can I get them meaning the seeds. I would like to have the seedless type. Can I still plant them

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29 Nov 17, Toni (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Has anyone growen watermelons in Wellington?

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28 Dec 17, Uta (New Zealand - temperate climate)

I'm growing them for the first time, in Manawatu. So far with the heat and sun we've been having they're doing well. But they'll need a long season, so fingers crossed. My first transplant died in the wind, so shelter is important, in Wellington too :-)

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26 Jan 18, Sally (New Zealand - temperate climate)

I’m in the Manawatu also and have 5 watermelons on my plant, never had success before, it’s been so hot that I’m thrilled to have fruit!! Hope yours have been a success too.

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22 Feb 19, Ane (New Zealand - temperate climate)

I'm in Manawatu as well and have 2 plants growing, each have about 6-8 melons. A couple of them are almost the size of a netball and the rest are slightly larger then a tennis ball. Fingers crossed they keep growing:)

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26 Nov 17, Jilly (New Zealand - temperate climate)

I would.like to know why lately a lot of supermarket watermelons are rubbery and soft in texture?? ..ugly to eat..not lovely and crisp

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