Watermelon Seeds - Picnic - Charleston Grey Butterhead Choose an area with full

Choose an area with full sun and soil that is sandy

When the heads are firm

Sow the seeds an inch deep with 36 inches between plants

harvest young asparagus spears with a sharp knife at the base once they have reached 7-9" tall and about the thickness of a pencil

Watermelon Seeds - Picnic - Charleston Grey Butterhead Choose an area with fullCucumis melo (87 days) Charleston Grey watermelon was introduced in 1954 by the Southeastern Vegetable Breeding Laboratory of Charleston, South Carolina. Charleston Grey produces fruits that are large, light greenish grey, 28 35 lbs., cylindrical shaped, 22" long by 10 in. across. 1 lb Approximately 5,040 Seeds Watermelon Seeds Charleston Grey Slice them open to find juicy, crisp, firm red flesh dripping with heavy watermelon flavor. The rind is thick