FRENCH CHARENTAIS

FRENCH CHARENTAIS

(Cucumis melo) Heirloom first introduced in 1787. Small melon to 1kg with sweet, thick, deep-orange, flesh, and small seed cavity. Flesh has deep, aromatic, flowery aroma. Sought after variety. Disease resistant. Best suited to cooler areas. 90 days. 55 seeds

(Rockmelon02589)

SKU	Rockmelon02589
Shipping Weight	0.0010kg
Shipping Width	0.010m
Shipping Height	0.010m
Shipping Length	0.010m

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