Description
Cucumis sativus
- Popular Heirloom Slicing Cucumber
- Dark Green Fruit Averaging 8-9 in. Long
- Disease Resistant
- Harvest in 65 Days
Great tasting addition to summer salads. High yielding plants bear lots of smooth dark green fruit, averaging 8-9 inches long. Disease resistant. Packet plants 20 hills. Harvests approx 60-65 days.
| Light | Full sun |
| Row Spacing | 4 feet |
| Plants per hill | 4 |
| Planting depth | 1/2 inch |
| Days to germination | 7-10 |
| Plant Height | 8 ft. vines |
Gardener’s Notes: Plant directly into rich soil in full sun in spring only when nights reach 55F (13C). Sow in groups of 5-6 seeds 4 inches apart in hills 2 ft apart. Carefully thin seedlings to leave 3 plants per hill. Water cukes evenly and consistently for sweet tasting fruits. Tie vines onto vertical supports for easy picking. Harvest cukes regularly to encourage production by cutting, not pulling from the vines.
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