On apparently the slowest news day in the history of mankind, Oak Ridge, Louisiana librarian grew a watermelon. Seriously, this is all I have to offer. Okay, here we go. Carolyn Files knew she had a watermelon vine on her hands but did not expect it to eventually bear fruit. It did.
"LSU AgCenter crop specialist Terry Erwin said traditionally, watermelons are planted in the late spring and harvested in July and August. Fall melons, Erwin said, are uncommon in this part of the state." bastropenterpriseThat's a quote from the article about this miracle vine, kids. The newspaper researched it.
I give up. Have a nice day.