They look delish! I haven't had good luck with melons or pumpkins..though I always manage to have my garden "eaten" by the plants! I get lots of plant and no fruit.
Have you tried the sweet baby watermelons? Smaller (great for couples to share or for you solo). I grew them and used a trellis so that the plant wouldn't take over the garden. Used some old pantyhose to make a "hammock" for them on the wooden trellis - worked great! I highly recommend if you want a watermelon without sacrificing the garden space. Trellis needs to be about 7 feet tall, wide, and strong.
Congrats on those beautiful watermelon-enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThey look delish! I haven't had good luck with melons or pumpkins..though I always manage to have my garden "eaten" by the plants! I get lots of plant and no fruit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...at least you do not have any spiders!
ReplyDeleteThought I'd say hello & share how envious I am of your watermelons.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, paying $15.99 per melon is out of my grocery budget so I've had to suffer without it this summer.
And no...not kidding. $15.99 is on sale, actually. And up from the original $11.99.
See for yourself:
http://www.ourjennericlife.com/jennifer/price-check/
http://www.ourjennericlife.com/jennifer/watermelon-extortionists/
Much love from an overseas Army wife,
Jennifer
Have you tried the sweet baby watermelons? Smaller (great for couples to share or for you solo). I grew them and used a trellis so that the plant wouldn't take over the garden. Used some old pantyhose to make a "hammock" for them on the wooden trellis - worked great! I highly recommend if you want a watermelon without sacrificing the garden space. Trellis needs to be about 7 feet tall, wide, and strong.
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