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1. Ann Johnston says:

   03/11/2017 at 12:44 pm

   My jam melon plant looks more like a pumpkin vine.At first I thought it was a pumpkin that I planted I presume that it has come from a Possum dropping. I am in Parkdale Melbourne. The leaves from your picture look different, is there more than 1 type? The flowers started to come in March and six developed the possums ate three. Would like to know the best way to make a savoury spread I cannot eat sweet jams. I enjoy your segment on GA . I have been trying for the Land Cress you have so far no luck. Regards Ann Johnston

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   1. Jeff Poole says:

      07/11/2017 at 1:55 pm

      jam melon is pretty distinctive in the size and form of the plant and its leaves and fruit.

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