Jack Miller

How to store watermelon rind is simple once you know what you’re doing, and it’s one of those things that saves you from tossing out a perfectly good ingredient after a summer barbecue.   Watermelon rind is that pale, crunchy layer between the red flesh and the tough green skin, and yes, it’s completely edible. … Read more

Storing watermelon seeds for next year is easier than most people think, and it saves you money while giving you a chance to grow the same variety again.   If you’ve been wondering how to store watermelon seeds for next year so they stay viable, the answer mostly comes down to keeping them dry, cool, … Read more

Storing watermelon radishes properly starts with removing the leafy greens right away.   Those greens pull moisture from the root and make it go soft faster than you’d think.   Once the tops are off, you’ve got a few solid ways to store watermelon radishes so they stay crisp for weeks.   If you’ve been … Read more

You can store watermelon seeds for planting by cleaning them thoroughly, drying them completely, and keeping them in a cool, dark, and dry place.   Whether you’re saving seeds from a juicy summer melon or you bought a packet you didn’t finish, learning how to store watermelon seeds properly is the key to keeping them … Read more

You can store watermelon once cut by refrigerating it promptly in an airtight container.   Whether you cut it into cubes, slices, or just sliced the whole thing in half, the key is to keep it cold and sealed so it stays fresh and safe to eat.   In this post, we’ll cover exactly how … Read more