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Burpees Golden’: A yellow striped beet where the stripes appear in different shades of yellow. Like many beet, ‘Burpees Golden’ tastes slightly sweeter than classic beet. Crapaudine’: This red beetroot is an old French variety. It forms extremely long beets with a red and white striped flesh. In terms of raw food this striped beetroot is less suitable, but by cooking it becomes sweet and tasty.

Golden Midget’ is a personal-sized watermelon variety that will really stand out in your melon patch – literally. Klondike Blue Ribbon Striped’ is an open-pollinated heirloom variety that has been a garden favorite since the early 1900s, beloved for its delicious sweet flesh. And these heirlooms are not just for show – when grown to full maturity, the red flesh inside is delicious, too. The flesh of this cultivar is deep red and has a high sugar content, making for a delicious and juicy personal-sized treat. Allsweet’ has the classic look of a picnic watermelon variety. With good disease resistance, it’s well-suited to long growing seasons.The first step in care comes immediately after germination. This is because the seeds of the striped beetroot are naturally formed in several so-called clusters. This means that when sowing, in most cases, you do not plant individual seeds, but several together. So do not be surprised if several beetroot plants begin to grow in exactly the same place. However, these need to be separated once they reach about 4 cm in height. Carefully tear out all but the strongest and largest plantlets. When doing this, try not to damage the roots as much as possible. As its name would suggest, this variety is known for its delicious sweet flavor! Productive plants bear many medium-round, striped fruits with high sugar content. Small Shining Light Small Shining Light produces small, round fruits with a dark green rind and sweet, deep red flesh. We usually recommend choosing the smallest size at first. But if your baby’s toes are pressing against the front of the booties, they are too small. If booties tend to fall off in the pram, our mitten clips can help to keep them in place! A: Yes there are! About 200-300 of these varieties are grown throughout the United States and Mexico. I don’t know about you, but I’d happily accept the challenge of gobbling up a slice of each of these 25 watermelon cultivars right now.

The extra firm flesh makes them perfect for slicing or added to fruit salads as they will hold their shape. Borries Yellow Borries Yellow is an Illinois-grown heirloom variety with oblong 15-20 pound fruit. Plants are vigorous, reaching heights of 15-24 inches with a spread of six to eight feet, and are resistant to anthracnose and fusarium wilt. The tender fruit is delicious in salsa with jalapeños and tomatillos. Yellow Doll Yellow Doll is a seedless hybrid watermelon with sweet yellow flesh. Crimson Sweet was developed at Kansas State University in 1963. This variety is resistant to anthracnose and fusarium wilt. The Crimson Sweet rind pattern has classic green skin with light green stripes. Sugar Baby Sugar Baby is a compact watermelon variety with a dark green rind and red flesh. Fruits have thin but tough rinds that are light green with dark green marbling. Flesh is pink, crisp, and sweet, with a fine texture and very small tan seeds.If you love watermelon but really wish you could harvest single-serving fruits, then personal type melons are going to make your day. You don’t have to get quite that big for your melon to be considered a giant though. Giant cultivars include those that weigh at least 32 pounds at full ripeness. These cultivars weigh between three to six pounds, and are a delight to cut in half and eat with a spoon in one sitting.

These often top out at 28 to 35 pounds each when they’re ready to harvest, so you better be ready to eat some watermelon this summer if you choose this type! This family heirloom originated from Montrose, Iowa, and is a cross between Hawksbury and Dixie Queen made by Chris Christensen in 1950. Orange Tendersweet’ (or ‘Tendersweet Orange,’ depending on who you ask) is sure to be a favorite, with its attractive oblong shape and bright orange flesh. This variety was acquired by Joseph Borries around 1970, and his family has grown this heirloom variety in Illinois ever since.

A Rainbow of Juicy Selections

Surround your baby’s bed with stripes – buy sheets, blankets, crib bumpers, pillowcases and wallpaper that have dark and light stripes. In these grooves, place the seeds, keeping a distance of 10 cm. Then everything is covered with soil about 2 fingers high. Prepare the bed by removing weeds from the soil and loosening it, for example, with a digging fork.If your subsoil is very loamy and clayey, our Plantura Organic Enriched Compost can be incorporated into the soil to improve the structure. The high humus content in it ensures a better soil structure in the long term. It is also 100% peat-free, which protects peatlands from further degradation and is associated with significantly lower CO 2 emissions. This large, round cultivar weighs in at around 25-35 pounds at harvest, and it has a light green rind with dark green stripes. Read more about how to determine whether you should start seeds indoors or plant them directly in the garden.

Florida Giant’ produces round fruit that generally reach 30-40 pounds but can max out at 50 pounds in the right conditions.This icebox type is small enough to store in the fridge, producing round dark green fruit with sweet scarlet flesh. Which one whets your appetite? Have you discovered any varieties among this selection that you think would be perfect for your garden? Alternatively, you can let the striped beetroot grow a little longer until small beets have formed. Then you harvest every other one and use it as a baby beet in the kitchen. The remaining specimens in the bed will then have enough space to continue growing. A: Yellow and orange watermelons are generally sweeter than red and pink varieties. Seedless melons tend to have crisper, firm flesh. Round fruits are tiny, at just three pounds each, and they contain sweet pink-colored flesh with dark seeds.