Cucumber Seeds
Botanically, the cucumber is a berry. Whether creeping or climbing, cucumbers need warm temperatures. Cucumbers also need climbing aids, like strong bamboo poles or a trellis. The first fruits can be harvested after about 12 weeks.
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- Very sturdy
- Versatile use
- Ideal for outdoor cultivation
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- Trailing
- For outdoors & pots
- Sow from April
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- Makes a great gift
- For the balcony, raised bed & garden
- Vegetable seeds with an organic starter fertilizer
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- Resilient
- Good durability
- Outdoor variety of cucumbers
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- Bitter free taste
- For sunny locations
- Sow after the last frost/ mid-May
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- Climbing plant
- For loofah sponges
- Height of growth approx. 2 m
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- Decorative cucumbers
- For fresh consumption
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- Climbing cucumbers
- Dark green fruit
- Content is sufficient for 20-25 plants
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- Ideal for salads & for braising
- Popular variety for pickling
- Large fruit
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- Great taste
- Up to 25 cm long
- High yielding
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- Medium to dark green skin
- Hardy variety
- Harvest possible until autumn
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- Old species
- Organic seeds
- Very vigorous
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- Packaging: Printed on grass paper
- Very high-yielding cucumber variety
- Annual
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- Great snacks
- Long harvest
- Height of growth: up to 2 m
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- 6 selected varieties
- Ideal for balcony boxes and pots
- Useful gift idea
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- Very high-yielding
- Resistant to mildew
- For salads & pickling
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- For the greenhouse
- Outstanding taste
- Resistant to powdery mildew
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- Popular style
- Very profitable
- Cucumis sativus
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- Salad cucumber
- Dark green peel
- Loves warm climates
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- High-yielding variety
- Firm pulp
- Suitable for balconies
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- For pickling or for salads
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- Plant: February-May / December-February
- Harvest: March-September
- Climbing plants
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- 4 different types of vegetables
- Ideal for the city garden
- In germination protection packs
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- 30 to 35 cm long
- Thick flesh
- Smooth skin
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