It really beats me; truly, and it's why I posted this originally.

Chinese tea marketing goes as far to say what kind of tea is it on the
container and sometimes the price. If it's of special origin, like Xi
Hu Longjing or Huangshan Mao Feng, it will say that in extra big
characters on the container. There are no fancy names or neon lights
in the common teashop, just a business guy trying to make a buck and a
consumer trying not to get cheated. heh.

Green mist might be Yun Wu Lv Cha; it translates to Cloud/Fog (maybe
mist) Green tea. Melon seed might be the type of tea they have in
Fujian where they take out the center of a Yuzi (pomello) and dry the
tea in it, letting it absorb the flavor. I'm no sure about the
others...have any Chinese names?