What is a Canary Yellow melon like?
This heirloom produces bright canary-yellow, oval melons with pale, sweet, slightly tangy flesh. The smooth rind and mild flavor make it a favorite fresh melon.
When should I plant Canary Yellow melon seeds?
Sow after the last frost once soil is 70F or warmer, or start indoors 3-4 weeks early. Like all melons it needs heat and will not tolerate cold soil.
How long until Canary Yellow melon is ripe?
Expect about 75-85 days to maturity. The melon is ripe when the rind turns a deep, even yellow and develops a light fruity aroma.
How far apart should Canary melon plants be spaced?
Plant in hills of 2-3 plants spaced 4-6 feet apart in full sun. The vines spread widely, so give them ample room and good airflow.
How do I know when to harvest Canary Yellow?
Unlike netted melons, canary types may not fully slip. Harvest when the rind is fully golden, the blossom end softens slightly, and the fruit smells sweet.
How many seeds are in a packet and are they heirloom?
The packet contains about 65 seeds of this open-pollinated, non-GMO heirloom melon, so you can save seed from your best fruit.
Does it store well?
Yes, Canary melons keep for several weeks in cool conditions, longer than typical cantaloupe.
Are these seeds germination tested?
Yes. Every batch is germination tested before it ships, so you can count on strong, even results.



































