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hard white streaks in the flesh; this usually means it’s old or overripe. A watermelon will not ripen after it’s cut, so be choosy.

Cantaloupe-Look for a cantaloupe with no sign of a stem. If the cantaloupe has been pick at the right time, the stem usually breaks cleanly and completely from the vine. Check the netting, shape, and color, too. Choose a cantaloupe with evenly distributed netting and a nice round shape. Golden-colored melons are at the peak of ripeness; green ones will ripen in a couple of days if they’re kept at room temperature. A mild melon aroma is a sign of ripeness, too.

Honeydew-A ripe honeydew has a creamy yellow rind that’s soft and velvety. Honevdews are larger than cantaloupes and weigh 5 to 7 pounds. But like that cantaloupe, the best tasting honeydew smells slightly

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