Growing Kiku Chrysanthemum Melon and Sakata's Sweet Melon and Tasting 

The nice thing about the Kiku Chrysanthemum Melon and the Sakata's Sweet Melon is that they are small enough to grow on a trellis. I grew mine in a very large tomato cage, and they ended up doing very well. In this video, I will show you how they did through the spring and summer, and then do a taste test on both melons.
I mentioned in the video that I would try leaving the Sakata's Sweet Melon on the vine a little longer to see if they would taste better. I did do that, and I couldn't notice much difference in taste. There was a slight difference in texture. They tasted great both ways.
If you've grown either of these melons, let us know what you think of them.
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