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<blockquote data-quote="ga. prime" data-source="post: 417374" data-attributes="member: 588"><p>AZ, I still grow some Greys every year. A fine watermelon. Not grown commercially anymore. Replaced by hybrids, most of which are very good, averaging 20lb or so. Which is what the supermarkets want. I didn't grow any Black Diamonds(also known as Cannonballs) this year but have quite a few times in past years. The Diamonds aren't as sweet as the others mentioned. The biggest problem I have with them is trying to tell when they're ripe. They are striking in appearance, however, and will draw people to a roadside stand.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ga. prime, post: 417374, member: 588"] AZ, I still grow some Greys every year. A fine watermelon. Not grown commercially anymore. Replaced by hybrids, most of which are very good, averaging 20lb or so. Which is what the supermarkets want. I didn't grow any Black Diamonds(also known as Cannonballs) this year but have quite a few times in past years. The Diamonds aren't as sweet as the others mentioned. The biggest problem I have with them is trying to tell when they're ripe. They are striking in appearance, however, and will draw people to a roadside stand. [/QUOTE]
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