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Rockmelon 'Kazakh' (Organic)

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$5.4 $7.5 In stock

Category: Seeds

Flavorsome and compact exclusive new release. Originating from ancient Kazarkhstan, he vine has scalloped leaves and fruit with a distinctive yellow tint and a mottled green texture. Highly regarded in the Diggers Melon Taste Test. A prolific yield with an average of 14 fruit per plant. Fruit have a sweet pale flesh green towards the rind and the perfect size for a single meal shared with family and friends.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven P. ★★★★★

The mottled green and yellow tint on these melons is exactly like the photos, and the compact vine handled my small garden bed without taking over. Every fruit came out sweet and fragrant, and they ripened noticeably earlier than standard rockmelons.

Riley ★★★★★

Planted these in early spring and the scalloped leaves make them stand out in the garden. The fruit developed that distinctive yellow tint just like described, and the flavor is genuinely unique.

Ella T. ★★★★★

The mottled green texture on the skin is wild to look at, but the yellow tint underneath was my cue to pick it. Vines stayed compact in my small plot, and the fruit had that deep, old-world flavor you just don't get from grocery store melons.