The rind is hard and stubborn -- it's there to protect the juicy inside from "fruit predators" (like us) and ensure the survival of the next generation of watermelons through the seeds.

But with every bite of this refreshing treat, you’ve probably encountered a familiar dilemma: what to do about the seeds? For years, many people have diligently avoided swallowing watermelon ...

Watermelons are beloved for their sweet, juicy flesh, making them a popular fruit in many home gardens. Growing watermelon ...

Egel formerly worked for a watermelon seed company as a plant pathologist. "There are some things I look for when I go to the supermarket or roadside stand," Egel said. "With me, I downplay 'thumping' ...

I’ve got just the watermelon for you! Sweet Dakota Rose was developed by Prairie Road Organic Seed, Fullerton, N.D., and has proven a reliable, good-sized melon for Northern gardens. I’ve grown it for ...

Gardeners and farmers interested in learning how to grow seedless watermelon are invited to a special Watermelon Field Day at ...

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Amanda Kooser covers the quirky side of science and space. Watermelon is the unofficial fruit mascot of summer in the U.S. Seeded, seedless, red, yellow. You’ll find them at the grocery store ...

Furthermore, expanding export opportunities present a lucrative avenue for Vietnamese seed suppliers to tap into international markets. As global demand for watermelon and its byproducts continues to ...