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Flip your watermelon over and check the field spot (the part that rested directly on the ground) If it's creamy, yellowish, or buttery you're golden! If it's white or light green, you need to give it ...

That said, before you can make Honey, you'll need to pollinate your crops and then sell these goods to the Honey-making machine located in the centre of the Grow A Garden land plot. In this guide, ...

Watermelon is the quintessential summer fruit: sweet, juicy, and brightly colored enough to instantly elevate any picnic ... you don’t eat the rind— this advice actually makes sense when you think ...