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• What is the mono company?

  Welcome to The Mono Company, let’s create things that will make all of us shiver. - Damien Quintard, Founder. A modern vision of music and performance. Delighted to be part of Arca’s world and to have produced her in Paris and New York.

• What percentage of the sale of Love Your Melon products is donated?

  Fifty percent (50%) of net profit from the sale of all Love Your Melon products is given to the Love Your Melon Fund to support our nonprofit partners in the fight against pediatric cancer, create therapeutic experiences and fund charitable programming initiatives for children and families battling cancer.

• Who is Willhite Melon Seed Farms?

  Willhite began growing melons in the 1900s around Poolville, in the northern part of Parker County. About a year later, friends suggested that he start selling seed. He sold a few melons that year and 77 pounds of seed. From that humble beginning, Willhite Melon Seed Farms began.

• What does the Mono Lake Committee do?

  Since 1978 the Mono Lake Committee has worked to protect Mono Lake, restore its tributary streams and surrounding lands, and educate the next generation about wise water use. Photo courtesy of Andrew Aldrich. Members make the Mono Lake Committee’s work on behalf of Mono Lake possible.

• What is a pepino melon shrub?

  A lesser known member, the pepino melon shrub ( Solanum muricatum ), is an evergreen shrub native to the mild Andean regions of Colombia, Peru, and Chile. What is a Pepino? It is unknown exactly where pepino melon shrubs originate, but it doesn’t grow in the wild.