MINNESOTA MIDGET

MINNESOTA MIDGET

(Cucumis melo) Round fruit to 10cm across with thick, golden yellow flesh. Compact bush. High sugar content. Edible to the rind. Extra early variety well suited to areas with short growing seasons. Disease resistant. First introduced by University of Minnesota in 1948. 60-75 days. 40 seeds

(Rockmelon02619)

SKU	Rockmelon02619
Shipping Weight	0.0010kg
Shipping Width	0.010m
Shipping Height	0.010m
Shipping Length	0.010m

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