Melon - Prescott Fond Blanc
Minimum Seed Count: 10-15
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Prescott Fond Blanc Melon ππ«π· β A True Heirloom Showstopper
The Prescott Fond Blanc melon is a total head-turnerβlooking more like a medieval artifact than your average melon π°. Its deeply ribbed, almost warty rind ranges from dusky rose-orange to earthy bronze π¨, giving it that vintage, heirloom charm that screams old-world elegance.
Large, squat, and almost pumpkin-shaped π, this melonβs folds and creases make it look like it belongs in a French chΓ’teau garden. Slice it open and youβll find soft, pale salmon-orange flesh π that glistens with juice, bursting with rich aroma and flavor. The scent? Like a sweet blend of cantaloupe, honey, and sunshine βοΈπ―.
β¨ A must-grow for gardeners who love the rare, the rustic, and the ridiculously good-looking.
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π± Growing Guide:
π Sunlight:
Full sun β at least 6β8 hours daily βοΈ
π‘οΈ Soil Temp:
Plant when soil reaches 70β90Β°F (21β32Β°C) π‘οΈ
πͺ΄ Spacing:
Give them room! 3β4 ft between plants (they sprawl!) πΏβοΈπΏ
π± Direct Sow or Transplant:
-
Start indoors 3β4 weeks before last frost π±π
-
OR direct sow after danger of frost has passed βοΈβ
π± Soil Needs:
Loose, well-draining, rich in compost πΎπ»
pH: 6.0β6.8
π§ Watering:
Keep soil consistently moistβnot soggy π¦
Avoid wetting the leaves to prevent mildew π«π
π§βπΎ Trellising (Optional):
Can be grown on the ground or trained on a strong trellis with slings ππͺ’
πΌ Pollination Tip:
Melons love bees π! Grow near pollinator-friendly flowers for better fruit set πΈ
β³ Days to Maturity:
85β95 days from transplanting β°
π½οΈ Harvest Time:
-
Rind turns bronzed and fragrant π―
-
Fruit slips off the vine with a gentle tug π
-
The blossom end should feel slightly soft when ripe ππ
Original: $5.00
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Description
Minimum Seed Count: 10-15
Β
Prescott Fond Blanc Melon ππ«π· β A True Heirloom Showstopper
The Prescott Fond Blanc melon is a total head-turnerβlooking more like a medieval artifact than your average melon π°. Its deeply ribbed, almost warty rind ranges from dusky rose-orange to earthy bronze π¨, giving it that vintage, heirloom charm that screams old-world elegance.
Large, squat, and almost pumpkin-shaped π, this melonβs folds and creases make it look like it belongs in a French chΓ’teau garden. Slice it open and youβll find soft, pale salmon-orange flesh π that glistens with juice, bursting with rich aroma and flavor. The scent? Like a sweet blend of cantaloupe, honey, and sunshine βοΈπ―.
β¨ A must-grow for gardeners who love the rare, the rustic, and the ridiculously good-looking.
Β
π± Growing Guide:
π Sunlight:
Full sun β at least 6β8 hours daily βοΈ
π‘οΈ Soil Temp:
Plant when soil reaches 70β90Β°F (21β32Β°C) π‘οΈ
πͺ΄ Spacing:
Give them room! 3β4 ft between plants (they sprawl!) πΏβοΈπΏ
π± Direct Sow or Transplant:
-
Start indoors 3β4 weeks before last frost π±π
-
OR direct sow after danger of frost has passed βοΈβ
π± Soil Needs:
Loose, well-draining, rich in compost πΎπ»
pH: 6.0β6.8
π§ Watering:
Keep soil consistently moistβnot soggy π¦
Avoid wetting the leaves to prevent mildew π«π
π§βπΎ Trellising (Optional):
Can be grown on the ground or trained on a strong trellis with slings ππͺ’
πΌ Pollination Tip:
Melons love bees π! Grow near pollinator-friendly flowers for better fruit set πΈ
β³ Days to Maturity:
85β95 days from transplanting β°
π½οΈ Harvest Time:
-
Rind turns bronzed and fragrant π―
-
Fruit slips off the vine with a gentle tug π
-
The blossom end should feel slightly soft when ripe ππ








