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Turkish Garden Seeds and More

Serving Home Gardeners and Small Farmers Since 2013

       
 
 
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Melon Seeds, Düvelek

Name: Melon Seeds, Düvelek
Brand: Turkish Garden Seeds and More
SKU: DUV2201CS
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SKU: DUV2201CS Categories: Vegetable Seeds, Melon Seeds, Turkish Seeds, Seeds from Turkey, Our Seed Introductions

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Mid-season, round melon with yellow, ribbed rind. Small fruits are fragrant and very sweet at full maturity. A traditional variety from Central Anatolia.

Our current seed stock was grown by Chris Smith of The Utopian Seed Project in North Carolina.

Packet has 20 seeds

Full sun
Planting depth: 1/2″
Sprouts in 7-10 days
Ideal Growing Temperature: 75-90F
Plant Spacing: 18-24″
Frost hardy: No
Growth habit: Vining
Cucumis melo
Growing tips: Direct-seed after or 2 weeks before last frost in potting soil. Transplant when the seedlings have 2 sets of true leaves. In our experience, melons grow better when transplanted.