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MUSKMELON—(Continued) 
HALE’S BEST 
A new early melon, ripening in 75 to 80 days. The fruits are oblong, 8 to 9 
inches in length, shallow ribbed, but densely covered with medium heavy 
netting. Flesh very thick and fine grained, deep salmon-pink in color and of 
AS flavor. Our strain will be found superior to that offered by other 
ouses. 
Hearts cf Gold or Improved Hoodoo 
This popular medium sized melon follows the earlier varieties and ripens in 
about 109 days. Fruits 5 to6 inches in diameter; flesh orange salmon in color, 
exceptionally thick and fine flavored. 
HONEY ROCK 
This is a handsome variety. The flesh is extremely thick, salmon colored. 
The shape is round, with coarse netting, slate colored background. It is early, 
prolific and if not already acquainted with this new variety, it is well wortha 
trial for comparison with varieties you are now growing. 
IROQUOIS—Resistant to Fusarium Wilt 
This new resistant, medium size Bender type was developed by Dr. Munger 
of Cornell University. High quality, thick, deep orange flesh, prominent 
ribs, heavy netting, with thin tough rind. Ripens about the same time as 
Bender. The only variety on our list to grow on land infected with fusarium 
wilt. 

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