Courgettes & Cucumbers
Courgette ‘Lemona’
Sow In Apr-May | Sow Out May-Jun Harvest Jun-Oct 10202671 | 10 seeds
£3.29
Cucumber ‘Euphya’ (Indoor) Female variety, disease resistant. Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Jul-Sep 10202610 | 5 seeds
£4.49
Courgette ‘Firenze’ 4.5/5 Courgette ‘Sure Thing’ ❤
Sow In Apr-May | Sow Out May-Jun Harvest Jul-Sep 10204003 | 15 seeds
Get fr snacki! £3.99
Courgette ‘Firenze’ is a prolific cropper, producing a high yield of small dark green courgettes. Its open habit and minimal spines make harvesting easy. Good resistance to powdery mildew. Pick regularly to encourage further cropping.
Sow In Mar-May | Sow Out Apr-May Harvest Jul-Oct
10204148 | 12 seeds £3.49
Cucumber ‘Marketmore’ (Outdoor)
Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Jul-Sep 10202509 | 20 seeds
Lnget fuis £2.29
Cucumber ‘Mini Munch’ (Indoor) ❤
A delicious, thin-skinned and very heavy-cropping variety producing up to 20 fruits per week per plant. A great snack at any time of day, and perfect for popping into lunch-boxes with an exceptionally fresh flavour and impressive crunch.
Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Jul-Sep 10202514 | 5 seeds
£3.99
Cucumber ‘Telegraph Improved’ (Indoor)
An improved strain of this superb and much-loved English heirloom variety which was introduced around 1897. A reliable variety with long, smooth- skinned, good-sized fruits that is easy to prepare in the kitchen, to add crunch to any meal.
Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Jul-Sep 10202522 | 10 seeds
£2.99
Cucumber ‘Tasty King’ (Indoor/Outdoor)
One of the longest cucumbers we know. An early and heavy yielding F1 hybrid. Good eating quality, thin skinned and easy to digest. Grow it either in a greenhouse or outside in the garden
Sow Out Feb-May | Harvest Jul-Sep 10202486 | 10 seeds
£2.99
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