Melon

Honeydew Melons. Orange Flesh Honeydew Melons have the best of both worlds: orange flesh with a taste of both honeydew and cantaloupe. As you may… Read More »What Type Of Melon Is Orange Inside?

Crenshaw melons grow in temperate and warm regions throughout the Mediterranean and the Americas. They also grow well in desert regions during the off-season of… Read More »Where Do Crenshaw Melons Grow?

Crenshaw melons have rough, firm yellow-green to golden yellow rinds with wrinkles or furrows near the stem end. When ripe, their rind will feel slightly… Read More »How Do You Know When Crenshaw Melons Are Ripe?

Cut a Santa Claus melon exactly like you’d cut a cantaloupe: with a sharp chef’s knife. Slice it in half, scoop out the seeds and… Read More »How Do You Eat Christmas Melon?

Juan Canary Melons This tropical melon has a smooth, bright yellow skin with an aroma of banana and pineapple. Its fruit is ivory-colored with a… Read More »What’S The Yellow Melon Called?

What can I use to replace winter melon in cooking? The best substitutes for winter melon are watermelon rind, fuzzy melon, or zucchini. They all… Read More »What Is A Good Substitute For Melon?

Fresh, incredibly sweet Crenshaw melon is used both raw and cooked, and balances dishes with its refreshing and juicy sweetness. Use them raw in creative… Read More »What Do You Do With Crenshaw Melon?

Melons are one of the most compatible plants in the garden and do well when planted with peas, pole beans, bush beans, onions, leeks, chives,… Read More »What Can I Plant With Melon?

Germination: 4 to 8 days at 75 to 85 F. Plant seeds 1 inch deep, 28 inches apart with 4 to 6 feet between rows.… Read More »How Far Apart Do You Plant Crenshaw Melon?

Delicious eaten by as is, or for added flavor, try it with a sprinkle of ginger, salt, or a squeeze of lemon or lime juice.… Read More »How Do You Eat Casaba Melon?