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Melon Burpees Early Hybrid Crenshaw

First Crenshaw melon early enough to grow in the North.
This Burpee-bred melon is tops for performance, flavor and adaptability. The vigorous vines produce bumper crops of oval fruits up to 14 lb. each—even up North. Firm, thick, peach-pink fruit has delicious, subtle flavor; great for freezing. Dark green skin ripens to yellowish green. Melons do best when grown in clusters (hills). Sow groups of 3 or 4 seeds in groups 2′ apart when soil is thoroughly warm.

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