The quick and convenient step by step guide to growing your very own Congo Watermelons! This open-pollinated watermelon variety has one of the highest sugar contents with tests showing 9.5% sugar! Congo watermelon seeds produce big watermelons that are about 27" long x 12" wide and weigh 40 lbs. The rind thick, making this a good shipper, and the flesh is firm, medium-red, and very sweet. It is resistant to AN1, AN2, and AN3, and grows in 95 days. Growing Congo Watermelon! #

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The quick and convenient, step-by-step guide to growing your American lotus seeds! This cold water lotus seed is classified as an emergent aquatic plant. The American lotus is a native plant that roots itself in the mud, and grows leaves and flowers that float above the surface of the water. The roots and the leaves of the American lotus once provided a valued food source for Native American tribes. AKA's American Lotus, Lotus Flower, Yellow Lotus, White Lotus, Water-Chinquap

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The quick and convenient step by step guide to cattail planting! Cattails are native to marshes or other locations with shallow water and require similar conditions to grow well in the garden. Cattails work well when they are planted on the shorelines of ponds, in slow-moving streams or in container water gardens. Most cattail varieties can be invasive, so don't plant them unless you are willing to control their spread. Check Out The Sacred Plant Co Seed Selection How to Grow

The quick and convenient step-by-step guide to Cattail planting! Cattails are native to marshes or other locations with shallow water and require similar conditions to grow well in the garden. Cattail plants work well when they are planted on the shorelines of ponds, in slow-moving streams or in container water gardens. Most varieties of cattail can be invasive, so don't plant them unless you are willing to control their spread, or want lots of cattail plants. Check Out The S