
Dhara Seeds
Clay County Watermelon Seeds
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- Watermelon - Clay County Seeds: A Rare Heirloom for Sweet Southern Flavor
- Watermelon - Clay County (Citrullus lanatus) is a unique heirloom variety cherished for its rich history and exceptional taste. Originating in the American South, this variety produces medium to large oblong fruits with vibrant red flesh, a sweet flavor, and a refreshing crunch. Its thin, striped rind and juicy interior make it a standout for backyard gardens and family gatherings.
- Key Features:
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Historic Heirloom Variety
- A time-tested Southern classic known for its superior flavor and quality.
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Sweet and Juicy Flesh
- Deep red, crisp flesh with a natural sweetness perfect for summer treats.
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Medium to Large Fruits
- Produces melons weighing 1525 lbs, ideal for home use and sharing.
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Adaptable and Hardy
- Thrives in warm climates with proper care and maintenance.
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Versatile Use
- Excellent for fresh eating, fruit salads, and refreshing beverages.
- Specifications:
- Botanical Name: Citrullus lanatus
- Fruit Size: 1525 lbs, medium to large oblong shape
- Growth Habit: Spreading vines up to 810 feet long
- Optimal Soil pH: 6.06.8
- Planting Season: Late spring to early summer
- Sunlight Requirement: Full sun
- Germination Time: 710 days at 2530 °C (7786 °F)
- Spacing: 3648 inches apart in rows 68 feet apart
- Harvest Time: 8595 days after planting
- Rind Color: Light green with dark green stripes
- Flesh Color: Bright red
- Why Grow Watermelon - Clay County?
- Watermelon - Clay County is perfect for gardeners seeking a rare and flavorful heirloom melon with a touch of history. Its medium to large size, juicy sweetness, and crisp texture make it ideal for hot summer days. This variety offers reliable growth, making it a rewarding choice for both experienced and novice gardeners.
- Plant Watermelon - Clay County seeds and enjoy the taste of tradition with every bite!