We do not sell Live plants We only sell freshly harvested seeds from small time growers, hobbyists and collectors. Listing is for 5 Seeds Cekirdegi Oyali watermelon is a rare and visually striking heirloom variety originating from Turkey, known for its uniquely patterned seeds and sweet, refreshing flesh. This variety produces medium to large-sized fruits with a smooth, green-striped rind that protects the juicy, deep red interior. The name Cekirdegi Oyali translates to “embroidered seeds,” referring to the intricately marked, dark brown to black seeds that make this melon especially distinctive. Beyond its eye-catching appearance, the flesh offers a crisp...
We do not sell Live plants
We only sell freshly harvested seeds from small time growers, hobbyists and collectors.
Listing is for 5 Seeds
Cekirdegi Oyali watermelon is a rare and visually striking heirloom variety originating from Turkey, known for its uniquely patterned seeds and sweet, refreshing flesh. This variety produces medium to large-sized fruits with a smooth, green-striped rind that protects the juicy, deep red interior. The name Cekirdegi Oyali translates to “embroidered seeds,” referring to the intricately marked, dark brown to black seeds that make this melon especially distinctive. Beyond its eye-catching appearance, the flesh offers a crisp texture and a well-balanced sweetness, making it a standout among traditional watermelon varieties.
Highly prized for both its flavor and ornamental seeds, Cekirdegi Oyali watermelon is a favorite for fresh eating, fruit salads, and summertime refreshments. Its high water content and rich taste make it perfect for juices, sorbets, and chilled desserts. The uniquely patterned seeds are sometimes collected and used in cultural crafts or kept as a curiosity. Adapted to warm growing conditions, this variety thrives in full sun with well-draining soil, rewarding gardeners with a bountiful harvest. Whether grown for its delicious fruit or its one-of-a-kind seeds, Cekirdegi Oyali brings a touch of history and uniqueness to the garden.
