
GRAYSTONE 
For home gardens or nearby mar- 
kets only. Easily bruised so must 
be handled carefully. Awarded 
the All-America Silver Medal for 
1933. 
Fruits: STONE MOUNTAIN 
Type, very large, oval round. 
Rind: Thin, tender, mottled 
gray green. 
Flesh: Bright red, exceptionally 
sweet, fine textured, crisp. 
Seeds: Mediums sized, white. 
OZ. 1S 
LB. £1.25 


‘GEORGIA SWEETHEART 
A home garden type. 
Fruits: Medium sized, round to 
blocky ended, oval. Remain ed- 
ible for a long time. 
Rind: Tough, elastic, light green 
with fine dark green veining. 
Flesh: Bright red, crisp, fair 
quality. 
Seeds: Medium sized, black. 
OZ.15¢ 
LB. $1.25 



DIXIE QUEEN WILT 
RESISTANT 
An improved Dixie Queen, re- 
sistant to Fusarium Wilt. Fruits 
are more uniform in size, cut 
redder and ship better than the 
standard strain of DIXIE QUEEN. 
Seeds are about 50% larger in 
size. A very fine watermelon for 
shipping. 
OZ.si ee 
LB. $1.25 

