Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA

Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA

$28.00
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Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA
  • Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA
  • Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA
  • Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA
  • Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA
  • Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA
  • Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA
Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA

Carolina Cross Watermelon Seeds – 50+ Giant Fruit Seeds – Heirloom Variety for Sweet Pink Flesh & High-Yield Garden Harvest – USA

$28.00
Grow Carolina Cross Watermelons from seed! This heirloom variety is prized for its massive fruits, sweet pink flesh, and excellent yield. Perfect for home gardeners looking to grow record-size melons with old-fashioned flavor and charm. Giant Watermelon Variety – Often grows over 100 lbs Sweet Pink Flesh – Classic, juicy flavor Heirloom Favorite – Open-pollinated and reliable High-Yield Potential – Excellent for large gardens 50+ Seeds for Planting – Grow your biggest harvest yet Common Name: Carolina Cross Watermelon Scientific Name: Citrullus lanatus Color: Light green rind, pink flesh Soil Type: Well-drained, fertile, loamy soil Sunlight: Full sun Watering: Moderate to high Growth Habit: Vining (up to 12+ feet spread) Planting Season: Spring after last frost Days to Maturity: ~90–100 days Plant Type: Annual USDA Zone: All zones (as annual)

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