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GOLDEN CHAMPLAIN 80 days. The earliest orange fleshed muskmelon. 
Fruits round and slightly flattened, shallow ribbed and lightly netted. Flesh salmon- 
orange, medium thick, juicy and with a sweet musky flavor. Weight 4 pounds, measures 
5 Mj inches by 6 inches. 
Prices Postpaid: Ounce 10c; % pound 30c; x /i pound 50c; 1 pound 90c; 
2 pounds $1.75; 5 pounds $4.00; 10 pounds $7.50. 
HONEY ROCK or SUGAR ROCK 85 days. A favorite in the north-central 
states. A good shipper for short distances. Rind tough, brittle and hard, with a coarse, 
irregular netting. Flesh medium thick, deep salmon color, juicy and of excellent quality. 
Medium size, 5 to 6 inches in diameter, weight about 3 pounds. 
Prices Postpaid: Ounce 10c; */4 pound 30c; /i pound 50c; 1 pound 90c; 
2 pounds $1.75; 5 pounds $4.00; 10 pounds $7.50. 
HOOSIER KING 90 days. A large ribbed melon, slightly oblong with rounded 
ends. Skin of greyish color turning to golden-yellow when ripe. Flesh thick, salmon 
colored. A fine roadside melon weighing about 7 pounds. 
Prices Postpaid: Ounce 10c; |4 pound 25c; x /i pound 45c; 1 pound 80c; 
2 pounds $1.50; 5 pounds $3.40; 10 pounds $6.50. 
Our strain of Pride of Wisconsin. 
PRIDE OF WISCONSIN 85 days. Developed from a cross of Honey Rock and 
Hearts of Gold. It combines the tough rind and unsurpassed flavor of Honey Rock with 
the depth of flesh of Hearts of Gold. Will stand shipping moderate distances. Rind is 
hard, slate colored, covered with a coarse, irregular netting. Flesh thick, firm, orange 
colored of excellent quality. Size 6 by 6 V 2 inches, weight 4% pounds. Seed cavity 
small with closely packed seeds. 
Prices Postpaid: Ounce 15c; *4 pound 45c; V 2 pound 80c; 1 pound $1.50; 
2 pounds $2.90; 5 pounds $6.60; 10 pounds $12.00. 
QUEEN OF COLORADO 88 days. Has a hard, pearly grey rind with distinc¬ 
tive, coarse, loosely laced grey netting and slightly ribbed. Flesh solid, bright orange, 
edible to the rind. Seed cavity small and closely packed. Mostly oval in shape, size 
about 6 by 6 V 2 inches, weight 5 pounds. Winner of the All-American Selections for 1939 
it has no superior in eating qualities. 
Prices Postpaid: Ounce 20c; x /\ pound 60c; ! /2 pound $1.10; 1 pound $2.00; 
2 pounds $3.80; 5 pounds $8.80; 10 pounds $16.00. 
Write for prices on larger quantities. 
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H. D. GARWOOD SEED CO. 
