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in England, and I didn’t know much about them.
Julia, herself, knew only what the catalogue said — there would be mature fruit in 92 days, red inside, and very sweet — and so both of us were quite surprised at what happened in the course of the summer.
Those three seeds germinated and took off to a fast start. Green tendrils ran out in all directions across the hay, green leaves sprang up, and yellow flowers opened under the leaves. In due time, small bumps appeared, and the future watermelons swelled in the sun and the rain.
The vines wriggled much further than we expected. At first sight, visitors thought we had planted a new type of ground cover. The tendrils
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