Cucumber Homemade Pickles (55 Days)

Cucumber Homemade Pickles (55 Days)

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55 DAYS
Cucumis sativus

Homemade Pickles cucumber is a reliable variety for growing crisp pickling cucumbers right in your garden. This breed is both productive and flavourful, maturing quickly to yield small, firm cucumbers that are ideal for pickling. Their compact size, typically ranging from 3 to 5 in., makes them perfect for creating your homemade pickle delicacies.

Size: Cucumbers reach 3 to 5 in. in length and are borne on a bush-type plant.

Yield: Each plant produces a substantial amount of cucumbers, perfect for small batch canning and preserving.

Taste: Crisp and refreshing with a clean cucumber flavour, ideal for pickling.

How to use: Perfect for pickling, canning, or enjoying fresh in salads and snacks.

Planting tips: Sow seeds in well-drained, fertile soil in full sun after the last frost. Space seeds 12 in. apart to give vines room to grow.

Harvest tips: Cucumbers are ready to pick when they are firm, bright green, and about 4 in. long. Regular harvesting encourages more fruit production.

Pelleted seed.

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755A - 50 sds
755A - 50 sds
$5.05/ea
$5.05/ea
755D - 12.5 g
755D - 12.5 g
$9.20/ea
$9.20/ea
755E - 25 g
755E - 25 g
$16.40/ea
$16.40/ea
755F - 125 g
755F - 125 g
$34.05/ea
$34.05/ea
755H - 500 g
755H - 500 g
$84.05/ea
$84.05/ea

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Holly Peterson (Canada)
755A - 50 sds

Doing great

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Donna Kuzik (Canada)
755D - 12.5 g

Slow because of the cold wet spring but coming well now with the heat

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Nigel lilley (Canada)
755A - 50 sds

look promising slower to flower and fruit set

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Diane Michaud
755A - 50 sds

All seeds received germinated and will have a good harvest.

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Doreen Cimarno (Canada)
755A - 50 sds

Very poor only 2 plants came up

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Betty Jean Wilson
755D - 12.5 g

Not many seeds germinated