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Minnesota midget melon
Minnesota Midget Melon
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Melon – Minnesota Midget Cantaloupe

$5.00

Early Heirloom, Plants Grown from Organic Seed

60 days.  Minnesota Midget was introduced in 1948 by the by the University of Minnesota. Compact, 3-foot vines produce many sweet and juicy 4-inch cantaloupes. This early variety is well-suited for our shorter growing season when planted in a warm, sunny spot. Grows well in a large container or in a hoop-house/greenhouse environment too!  Grown from organic seed.

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Categories: Container/Small Space, Grown from Organic Seed, Heirloom Vegetables, My Favorites!, Squash and Melons Tags: container plant, early producer, melon, organic seed stock
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