Watermelons
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Watermelon ‘King Of Hearts’ – Growing Tips For King Of Hearts Melon Plants
King of Hearts is an excellent seedless watermelon. These melon plants need plenty of sun and heat to produce the big fruits. Try growing a King of Hearts watermelon and forget about the seeds as you eat it like a grown up. Click this article to learn how to grow this melon.
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Yellow Flesh Black Diamond Info – Yellow Black Diamond Watermelon Growing
Watermelons are some of the most quintessential summer fruits out there. One popular option is the Black Diamond Yellow Flesh melon. Click here to learn more about growing Yellow Flesh Black Diamond watermelon vines in the garden.
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All Sweet Watermelon Plant Info – Learn How To Grow All Sweet Melons In Gardens
When you get right down to it, there are a lot of watermelon varieties to choose from. But what if all you want is a good, vigorous, delicious, quintessential watermelon? Then watermelon "All Sweet" might be what you're after. Learn more in this article.
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Ali Baba Watermelon Care: Tips On Growing Ali Baba Melons
Not all watermelons are created equal, and taste and texture can vary among cultivars. With so many gardeners listing these as their favorites, it only makes sense to try growing Ali Baba melons. Click here for more information on Ali Baba watermelon care.
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Tastigold Melon Care: Planting Tastigold Watermelon Vines
If you’ve never sampled a Tastigold watermelon, you’re in for a big surprise. On the outside, Tastigold melons look much like any other melon. However, the inside of a watermelon Tastigold is a beautiful shade of yellow. Interested in giving it a try? Click here for more info.
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Watermelon Damping Off Info – What Makes Watermelon Seedlings Die
Damping off is a problem that can affect many different species of plants. It can be a particular problem with watermelons that are planted under certain conditions. Click here to learn more about what makes watermelon seedlings die and how to prevent damping off.
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Fordhook Watermelon Care: What Is A Fordhook Hybrid Melon
Some of us expect to grow watermelons this season. We know they need plenty of growing room, sunshine, and water. Perhaps we’re not sure which type of watermelon to grow though, since there are many to choose from. Why not try Fordhook. Learn more here.
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Downy Mildew On Watermelons : How To Control Watermelons With Downy Mildew
Downy mildew on watermelons only affects the leaves and not the fruit. However, if left unchecked, it can defoliate the plant. It is important to implement downy mildew treatment immediately upon noticing the disease to protect the rest of the crop. Learn more here.
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Watermelon Bottom Turns Black: What To Do For Blossom Rot In Watermelons
Watermelons were never meant to be eaten alone. But what do you tell friends and family when the watermelon bottom turns black? Read here to learn more about watermelon blossom end rot.
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Little Baby Flower Melon Info: Caring For Little Baby Flower Watermelons
If you love watermelon but don’t have the family size to devour a huge melon, you’ll love Little Baby Flower watermelons. What is a Little Baby Flower watermelon? Click here to learn how to grow watermelon Little Baby Flower and about Little Baby Flower care.
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Companion Planting For Watermelon In The Garden
Perhaps you're familiar with the three sisters style of gardening. This technique can also be used with other plants, such as watermelon.
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Watermelon Cannonballus Disease – What Causes Watermelon Root Rot
Watermelon root rot is a fungal disease caused by the pathogen Monosporascus cannonballus. Also known as watermelon vine decline, it can cause massive crop loss in affected plants. Learn more about the devastating disease in this article.
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Watermelon Bacterial Rind Necrosis: What Causes Watermelon Rind Necrosis
Watermelon bacterial rind necrosis sounds like an awful disease you could spot on a melon from a mile away, but no such luck. Bacterial rind necrosis disease usually is visible only when you cut open the melon. You can learn more about it in this article.
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Watermelon Alternaria Leaf Spot Control – Treating Leaf Blight Of Watermelon Crops
Alternaria leaf blight is a common fungal disease of plants in the cucurbit species, which includes gourds, melons, and squash. Watermelons are specifically affected by this disease. In this article, we will take a closer look at the symptoms and control strategies.
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Watermelon Diplodia Rot: Managing Stem End Rot Of Watermelon Fruits
Fungal diseases such as diplodia stem end rot on watermelons can be especially disheartening as the fruits you?ve patiently grown all summer suddenly seem to rot right off the vine. Click here to learn more about recognizing and treating stem end rot of watermelon.
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Watermelon Powdery Mildew Control – Treating A Watermelon With Powdery Mildew
Powdery mildew in watermelons is one of the more common illnesses that affect this popular fruit. You can use management strategies to control or prevent an infection or apply fungicides to treat affected plants. This article can help with that.
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What Is Watermelon Leaf Curl – Treating Squash Leaf Curl On Watermelons
Watermelons can be susceptible to many disease and insect problems, sometimes both. One such condition both disease and insect related is squash leaf curl on watermelons or watermelon leaf curl. What is watermelon leaf curl? Click on this article for the answer.
