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I wouldn't, Classy momz. If you want to store the seeds, wash all the pulp off of them, dry them thoroughly,and put them in a zipper bag with an envelope of silica gel or powdered milk to keep them dry. Keep the bag in the refrigerator (not the freezer) until you are ready to plant them.

ok how long can i keep them in the fridge? and is it to late in the season to plant them now? thanks so much for the answers...

As long as they are dry and cool, several years. Most honeydew melons need at least 90 days of very warm, frost-free weather to fruit, so if the weather where you are starts getting nippy before mid September, it may be already too late.

thank you so much, you have been a great help, I am new to the garden thing and don't know much about more unusual things. Again thanks bunches.