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Melon<br />
Fully netted cantaloupe<br />
Italian netted<br />
Karameza<br />
Kazta<br />
Karameza<br />
With a concentrated set of fruit, the ability to hold in the field and early sugar content,<br />
Karameza can be harvested in only two or three passes. Karameza plants love the heat; making<br />
this variety a great fit for spring and summer crop. Harvest indicators such as cracking around<br />
the peduncle ensure the best fruit quality for consumers. The creamy color catches the eye and<br />
Karameza stands out for its exceptional fruit uniformity and flavor. The perfect variety for long<br />
shipments.<br />
Resistances: HR: Fom:0,1,2 | IR: Px:1,2,5<br />
Kazta | new<br />
Kazta is a highly adaptable variety for hot to extremely hot conditions. Kazta remarkable flavor<br />
profile sets this variety apart from any other long shelf-life cantaloupes. In our sensory panel<br />
Kazta was the preferred choice for its ideal balance sweetness/acidity and for its juiciness.<br />
Highly uniform fruits that present well on the shelf. Fruit size mainly 12s.<br />
Resistances: HR: Fom:0,1,2/MNSV | IR: Px:1,2,5<br />
Specialty cantaloupe<br />
Divergent<br />
Divergent defies classification – part Cantaloupe, part Galia, all flavor! This variety is sweet,<br />
juicy and ripens earliest in its class. Selected as a fresh market variety, Divergent has orange<br />
flesh and a closed cavity. Medium-sized round fruits set close to the crown for a concentrated<br />
harvest. Plants are vigorous and mature quickly, making this a variety that can be harvested<br />
in 2 to 3 passes. Succession plantings are recommended for a continuous supply throughout<br />
the season. This specialty cantaloupe is notable for its uniformity, both in maturity and fruit<br />
appearance. The exterior netting is low and fruits look similar to a Galia from the outside.<br />
Melons are ready to harvest when they have turned halfway from green to tan. Divergent is an<br />
adaptable, high yielding variety that performs well in many regions, including Northern areas<br />
with shorter seasons.<br />
Resistances: HR: Fom:0,1,2 | IR: Gc:1/Px:1,2,5/Ag<br />
Magnificenza<br />
Magnificenza is an Italian Netted melon variety producing 3 lbs. (1.5 kg) fruits that are slightly<br />
high round in shape with excellent sutures and netting. The strong plant has an easy fruit set<br />
under different conditions and produces attractive melons with orange flesh, good flavor and<br />
consistent Brix-levels of 13-15°. Aphid resistant.<br />
Resistances: HR: Fom:0,1,2 | IR: Gc:1/Px:1,2,5/Ag<br />
Silarius (E25T.5198) | new<br />
A hint of Italy! Enza Zaden introduces Silarius to the American consumers; consumers will<br />
appreciate its distinctive creamy and sutured external shell. Silarius is early and highly adaptable;<br />
it can be grown in the spring, summer and fall. Extended shelf-life, dark green persistent sutures.<br />
Fruit size 12s and 9s mainly.<br />
Resistances: HR: Fom:0,1,2 | IR: Px:1,2,5<br />
Tirreno<br />
Tirreno, our first Italian Netted melon variety on the market has proven to have a very strong plant<br />
and to produce round to slightly high round fruits with uniform sutures and thick netting. Tirreno<br />
has a good inside quality with good flesh structure and a slightly thick green rind. The taste and<br />
sugar content are excellent (13-15° Brix). Exterior skin color is grey to cream colored and flesh<br />
color is orange. It produces 2.6-3 lbs. (1.2-1.4 kg) fruits.<br />
Resistances: HR: Fom:0,1,2/MNSV | IR: Px:1,2,5<br />
Magnificenza<br />
Silarius (E25T.5198)<br />
Divergent<br />
Tirreno<br />
50 | Enza Zaden<br />
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