English Cucumber Seeds for Planting Outdoors Home Garden - Burpless Hothouse Cucumber Seeds

Choose from flavorful and thin-skinned English cucumbers, Asian long cucumbers, Beit Alpha, and mini (cocktail size) varieties. 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

EXCLUSIVE - Our cucumber lovers’ reward, 12 to 15 inch Chelsea Prize is the same long, elegantly slender English cucumber found at a premium price in upscale markets. These thin skinned, bitter-free cucumbers are always easy to digest with absolutely delicious crispy sweet flesh and few seeds.

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An improvement on the ‘English Long Sweet Crunch’ cuke that’s earlier, sweeter, but just as long and slender! These English Greenhouse cucumbers are completely burpless, virtually seedless, super-sweet, slim, crisp, and bitter-free.

Get the best quality English Long Telegraph Cucumber vegetable seed online from McKenzie Seeds. These extra-long cucumbers are flavorful and non-bitter. Start growing your own today!

English Telegraph produces a cucumber that averages 12"-18" long. Great variety for the greenhouse or garden. Should be trellised to ensure straight fruit. Has some resistance to powdery mildew. Contains 15 heirloom seeds NEW ARR.

NAME: English Cucumber. OTHER COMMON NAMES: European Cucumber / Burpless Cucumber / Greenhouse Cucumber / Hothouse Cucumber. SCIENTIFIC NAME: Cucumis Sativus. COLOR: Green Fruit. PLANT SEEDS: Indoors weeks before last frost / Outdoors after danger of frost. HARVEST: 55 Days. HARDINESS ZONE: N/A (Annual) PLANT HEIGHT: 36 - 60" …

By far the sweetest flavor youll find in any burpless English cucumber. Tomato, pepper, eggplant & herb plants are sold in packs of three. Mix & Match varieties to create your perfect pack. This All-America Selections winner yields bumper crops of nearly seedless dark green 12" fruits.

The English cucumber is longer (up to 18") and thinner than traditional cucumbers, with very small, soft seeds. 'Telegraph Improved' was developed in the 1800s for growing in greenhouses, but is now a favorite of home gardeners for the long, thin-skinned, burpless fruits that add a cool, mild flavor and a snappy crunch to salads and sandwiches.