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Sugartown Watermelon Stand, Sugartown, Louisiana. 10,002 likes · 369 talking about this · 219 were here. If you're interested in wholesale priced melons (50 or more), please contact Jason Green...
Calcote's Sugartown Watermelons, Sugartown, Louisiana. 1,580 likes · 26 talking about this · 17 were here. Farm produce Sugartown Watermelons.
Sugartown Watermelon Stand. 200 Old School Road. 70662 Sugartown , LA. Google Maps. We are open during the summer months only. The stand is located at the intersection of highway 112 and 113 in Sugartown Louisiana.Stop by and get your delicious home grown watermelon.
Sugartown Watermelon Girl, Sugartown, Louisiana. 2,468 likes · 124 talking about this. People know me for providing the best watermelons for 16 years. Guarantee all the watermelons I sell
Jun 20, 2024 · SUGARTOWN, La. (KPLC) - Watermelons are a staple summer snack here in south Louisiana – more specifically, Sugartown melons – but the local favorite might be harder to come by this year. “It’s been a struggle. Like I said, we’ve been doing this for 25 years, and we’ve never failed at a crop. We’ve always made a profit.
Jul 1, 2020 · This crop is grown by Jason Green, one of several melon producers in the area of Beauregard, Vernon and Allen parishes. He has melon patches scattered around the Pitkin-Sugartown area. His largest field this year is 35 acres, and he needs a crew of 12-14 young men for harvest.
Jul 17, 2023 · Montie has a variety of methods on choosing the right watermelon. One way is by looking for a yellow spot. He says these yellow spots are actually from bee pollen and mean the watermelon is sweet. Another tip he shares is to tap on the watermelon and listen for a sound similar to a basketball bouncing.
Jul 5, 2016 · It's a watermelon that really does taste sweeter than most, and it comes from a tiny farming community in Western Louisiana with a name that sounds too good to be true: Sugartown.
Montie has a variety of methods on choosing the right watermelon. One way is by looking for a yellow spot. He says these yellow spots are actually from bee pollen and mean the watermelon is sweet.
Sugartown today. The community of Sugartown today is little more than a crossroads. The watermelons still grown in the area are now mostly hybrids bred to endure shipping, although the original Sugartown melon was the "Crimson Sweet" melon, which is still locally grown. However, regionally, so long as a local melon is relatively sweet, many ...
