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Have: Hybrid Yellow JB Watermelon Seeds

13 years ago

Commercial "New Dimension Seed" tested 2008.01 (only just opened the packet - Three trades of 11, 2 trades of 10) - "Early maturing, disease resistant. High fruit setting rate (7-8 lbs each). Red meat, yellow skin. Sow 1" deep. Harvest 28-30 days after flowering (90 days after planting). Crack tips of seeds before sowing to speed up germination. May be kept up to 30 days after harvesting."

I would prefer to trade for heirloom veggies, etc., but I'm open to other possibilities. :)

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