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25 Heirloom Plum Granny Seeds

July 8, 2026

You are getting 25 seeds and I will put a few extras in for good measure. These are known as Queen Anne’s Pocket Melon. These were called this because Victorian women used to carry these in their pockets as perfume. Their aroma will freshen up any room. These are great for children gardens and they are fun and easy to grow. You plant these as you would any melons . They are early and prolific. It usually takes 80 to 90 days to produce a orange and yellow stripe looking melon when they ripe. These are about the size of an apple. You can eat these but the taste is bland and I have have heard of some people putting them in salads. Deer loves these as well as other critters. They are a conversational plant. The inside is a white flesh. They are from the Cucurbitaceae Family. These are Heirloom Seeds. Get them now so you will be ready to plant in early spring. You want be disappointed when they produce. Email any questions. Free shipping . Thanks for looking.

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