Moon and Stars Watermelon Tarot Garden
Best whimsical gardening kit for creative nature enthusiasts.
The Eight of Cups symbolizes the discovery of deeper meaning in something you enjoy. Expect this realization with this rare variety of watermelon that offers a more profound taste and appearance than run of the mill types. Citrullus Lanatus Annual Provides delicious fruit with sweet pink flesh and black seeds, that can reach about 2 feet long, weighing 10-16 pounds. First introduced in 1924 as Sun, Moon and Stars, this strain came from Mereel Hales of Oklahoma who feels it is a close example of the original Cherokee varieties of watermelon. Envelope contains 10 seeds. All of our seeds are sustainably sourced by reputable seed stewards in the USA. We only offer seeds that are open pollinated and/or heirloom varieties. All seeds are Non-GMO and organic.
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Botanical Name
Citrullus Lanatus
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Who it's for
- Hobbyists and gift-givers looking for a creative, themed, and thoughtful gardening project.
- Home growers prioritizing authentic, delicious taste over conventional supermarket options.
Who should skip it
- Novice gardeners or those with limited space and time for intensive care.
- Urban dwellers or gardeners with compact plots needing space-efficient plant varieties.
- Practical gardeners or those uninterested in whimsical or mystical gardening concepts.
Performance breakdown
Heirloom Authenticity
Direct lineage to historic Cherokee varieties ensures genuine gardening heritage.
Sourcing Integrity
Sustainably harvested by trusted stewards for complete peace of mind.
Yield Potential
Expect substantial harvests with fruits reaching up to sixteen pounds.
Genetic Purity
Open-pollinated seeds guarantee consistent traits for future season seed saving.
Cultivation Accessibility
Requires ample space and full sun for optimal fruit development.
Flavor Profile
Offers a complex, profound sweetness superior to standard supermarket varieties.
Key Specs
Botanical Name
Citrullus Lanatus
Lifecycle
Annual
Seed Count
10
Yield
10-16 pounds
Origin
USA
Sunlight Exposure
Full Sun
Seed Type
Heirloom, Open-Pollinated
Traits
Non-GMO, Organic
Know before you buy
This heirloom variety is distinguished by its unique dark rind speckled with yellow spots, resembling a night sky. Beyond its appearance, it is prized for its deep, sweet flavor profile that many gardeners find superior to modern commercial hybrids.
Because these plants can produce fruit weighing up to 16 pounds and vines that spread significantly, they require ample room. Plan for a large garden bed or a dedicated patch where the vines can sprawl at least 6 to 8 feet in each direction.
Yes. Since these are open-pollinated heirloom seeds, you can successfully harvest and save the seeds from your mature fruit to replant in future seasons without worrying about the genetic changes associated with hybrid varieties.
Citrullus Lanatus thrives in full sun with consistent heat throughout the growing season. Ensure the soil is well-draining, rich in organic matter, and kept consistently moist until the fruit begins to ripen.
Each envelope contains 10 seeds. Assuming successful germination and proper care, you can expect a yield of 10 individual melons, each weighing between 10 and 16 pounds.
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