60-70 Days. Inroduced in 1874. A popular and unusual home garden variety, this cucumber has round oval fruits that are 2-3 inches long. Fruits can be sliced and eaten either peeled or unpeeled. Kids enjoy growing this variety.
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1393 ~National Pickling Cucumbers
69 Days. Excellent for crispy pickles. Early, heavy yield of medium green fruit. Disease-tolerant plant. Fruits are best when 2-4 inches long.
1396 ~ Straight 8 Cucumbers
65 Days. This "All American Selection" in 1935 has smooth, straight , dark green, 8 inch fruits. A very prolific home garden variety!
1380 ~ Armenian
50-75 Days. These mild flavored, light green, heavily ribbed fruits grow 24-36 inches long, and will twist and turn if allowed to grow on the ground, straight on a trellis. Although we enjoy these as cucumbers, they really belong to the melon family.
1392 ~Marketmore Cucumbers
70 Days. The straight, dark green with white spines fruits do well in the summer heat. Resistant to scab, mosaic virus, downy and powdery mildew. An excellent slicing cucumber. For maximum production grow on a trellis.
1398 ~ White Wonder Cucumbers
45 to 60 Days. This old Southern heirloom is considered one of the best slicing cucumbers. Introduced in 1893 by W. Atlee Burbee. Fruits are 7" long by 2 1/2 inches in diameter. Ivory white at slicing time. Excellent for eating, ideal for pickles or slicing.
55 days. A burpless variety Entire fruit can be seaten withour peeling, as the skin is not bitter. Should be picked when 3 to 5 inches long.Excellent for slicing and pickling.
52 days An old reliable variety that bears continually if kept picked. The Boston Pickler was developed in 1880, grows in clusters. It is great in salads and excellent for pickling.
