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Sangria Watermelon Fruit Seeds

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Refresh your garden and your taste buds with our Sangria Watermelon Fruit Seeds, a top choice for anyone who loves sweet, juicy produce and vibrant summertime vibes. These premium-quality seeds are known for their excellent germination rate and reliable performance, making them perfect for both new and experienced gardeners. Whether you have a spacious backyard or a sunny patch for raised beds, these seeds thrive in well-drained soil and warm conditions.

Sangria watermelons are celebrated for their deep red flesh, high sugar content, and crisp texture—ideal for snacking, juicing, or sharing at summer gatherings. Easy to plant and care for, they offer a fun and flavorful way to grow your own refreshing fruit right at home. Start your garden adventure today and enjoy the delicious rewards of this classic summertime favorite!

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Life Cycle

Annual

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Planting Season

Spring

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Growth Habit

Vining


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Flavor Profile

Sweet, Juicy

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Plant Characteristics

Large, Round

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Use

Fruit, Refreshment

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Growing Conditions

Warm, Well-drained

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Harvest Advantages

Early Maturity, High Yield

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Plant Resistance

Resistant to Powdery Mildew

Sangria Watermelon

Citrullus lanatus

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Seed Names

Sangria Watermelon Seeds

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Seed Type

Heirloom

Sangria Watermelon is a sweet, juicy variety prized for its large, vibrant fruit. Perfect for hot summer days, this watermelon produces high yields and matures early.

Planting Information
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Light Requirement

Full Sun

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Planting Depth

1 inch

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Sowing Method

Direct sow or indoor transplant

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Plant Spacing

36 inches apart

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Days to Maturity

80-90 days

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Soil Preparation

Soak seeds before planting

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Hardiness Zones

3-11

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Water Needs

Moderate, Regular

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Planting Season

Spring

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Seed Count

100

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Aaron Whitfield
Perfect for Hot Summers

Living in Arizona, I was worried about the heat, but these seeds thrived in full sun. The watermelons stayed sweet and firm even in 100+ degree weather. Truly an excellent choice for warm climates.

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Emily Foster
Perfect Summer Treat

I�ve grown several watermelon types, but Sangria has become my favorite. The flesh is bright red and bursting with sweetness, while the rind stays relatively thin. A must-try for home gardeners.

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Natalie Hughes
Easy to Grow and Delicious

I�m not the most experienced gardener, but these seeds made me look like a pro. They sprouted without trouble, and the melons turned out flavorful and juicy. A perfect addition to my summer garden.

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Jonathan Price
Big, Sweet Watermelons

The Sangria variety lived up to its name�sweet, juicy, and refreshing. The melons grew larger than expected, and one weighed nearly 20 pounds. Definitely exceeded my expectations.

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Christopher Lane
Backyard BBQ Favorite

These Sangria watermelons became the star of our family cookouts. The fruits were huge, with thin rinds and plenty of sweet flesh inside. Everyone kept asking where I got the seeds.