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The Tennessee Muskmelon, shown above, is 
one of the largest, if not the largest muskmelon 
grown. We grow them here on our farms to weigh 
upwards of forty pounds each. They are long and 
corrugated, exceedingly fine flavored and are so 
smelly that one can be easily found in the dark. 
Our seed for this type was obtained from Tennes- 
see, where they are planted widely for home and 
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OLD TIME TENNESSEE MUSK MELON—Variety No. 30 

local market. We have still another type of this 
muskmelon, which has all the characteristics of 
the larger type with the exception of size and 
shape, it being round and will not grow to exceed 
four or five pounds in weight. Both types are very 
popular wherever grown. See price sheet for 
prices. 
LIBERAL PACKAGE, ANY VARIETY, 25c. 
FOR REAL EARLY CANTALOUPES, TRY PLANTING A FEW UNDER HOTKAPS 
See page 35 
A cross between Honey Dew and Texas Can- 
non Ball, has a very heavy thick flesh with spicy 
flavor, keeps well, is a good shipper, fruits round, 
3’2 pounds; about 5 inches in diameter, smooth 
HONEY BALL MELON—Variety No. 34 

with fine traced netting, flesh grey-green in color 
and is in the best condition for eating when the 
rind will give under pressure of the thumb. See 
price sheet for prices. LIBERAL PACKAGE, ANY 
VARIETY, 25c. 

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