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vagardener434 · July 21, 2012

I thought it was a great melon. Similar in taste and texture to a honey dew, but sweeter. I guess I should have weighed it first. But I was more concerned with doing some eating ! It was absolutely loaded with seeds and they have been drying on the top of the fridge. Much like your situation of growing them with Charentais nearby, I had Israeli melons directly beside the Casabas and Charentais in the next bed. So I guess its possible that they may have crossed. There's only one way to find out.....go plant some seeds. I might have time to grow them out again before the season is over.

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July 21, 2012	#6
vagardener434 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Freeman, Virginia Posts: 90	I thought it was a great melon. Similar in taste and texture to a honey dew, but sweeter. I guess I should have weighed it first. But I was more concerned with doing some eating ! It was absolutely loaded with seeds and they have been drying on the top of the fridge. Much like your situation of growing them with Charentais nearby, I had Israeli melons directly beside the Casabas and Charentais in the next bed. So I guess its possible that they may have crossed. There's only one way to find out.....go plant some seeds. I might have time to grow them out again before the season is over.