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Jet ski Watermelon (Not Treated)
Jet ski is an early, 45 count, mottle stripe with high average degrees brix and has shown excellent quality with deep red interior.
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Jet ski Watermelon (Primed)
Jet ski is an early, 45 count, mottle stripe with high average degrees brix and has shown excellent quality with deep red interior.
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Joy Ride Watermelon (Not Treated)
With a powerhouse vine, Joy Ride has the potential for excellent yields of very uniform fruit. It has wonderful flavor and interior quality. Offers a sturdy ring and consistent setting ability.
GR:SE
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Joy Ride Watermelon (Treated Seed)
With a powerhouse vine, Joy Ride has the potential for excellent yields of very uniform fruit. It has wonderful flavor and interior quality. Offers a sturdy ring and consistent setting ability.
GR:SE
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Jubilee Watermelon (Treated Seed)
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Kingman Watermelon (Primed)
Strong vines and high yield potential make Kingman a stand out in main season. Shows good interior quality, bright red flesh, and cuts and eats well.
Out of Stock
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Lemon Krush Watermelon (Farmore)
High brix, very bright yellow flesh, and good yields.
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Lemon Krush Watermelon (Not Treated)
High brix, very bright yellow flesh, and good yields.
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Lemon Krush Watermelon (Treated Seed)
High brix, very bright yellow flesh, and good yields.
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Leopard Watermelon (Not Treated)
Leopard is attractive, productive, has excellent flavor with firm flesh and good holding qualities. The rind is sturdy but in proportion to its size. It is easy to judge maturity for Leopard by a subtle color change.
Out of Stock
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Leopard Watermelon (Primed)
Leopard is attractive, productive, has excellent flavor with firm flesh and good holding qualities. The rind is sturdy but in proportion to its size. It is easy to judge maturity for Leopard by a subtle color change.
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Leopard Watermelon (Treated Seed)
Leopard is attractive, productive, has excellent flavor with firm flesh and good holding qualities. The rind is sturdy but in proportion to its size. It is easy to judge maturity for Leopard by a subtle color change.