Cucumbers


Picked for taste, resilience and heavy cropping


Sow indoors in early to mid- spring, then plant out late


spring/early summer. Choose fertile, well-drained soil in full sun, and dig in plenty of


well-rotted farmyard manure or garden compost before sowing. Provide support


wires or canes for the plants to climb up.


Sow indoors Feb-Mar with seeds on their sides, 1cm


deep in individual pots. Grow on in a heated propagator or on a sunny windowsill. Plant the seedlings out in late spring (greenhouse


varieties) or summer (outdoor varieties). Water little and often to keep the soil or


compost consistently moist.


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Harvest when the fruit has fi rm, green fl esh, using secateurs to cut the fruit from the vine. Pick regularly to encourage further fruiting.


Cucumber ‘Delistar F1’ (Indoor)


Thin-skinned, sweet and delicious, they don’t need peeling and are easier on the digestion. ‘Delistar’ is a slightly shorter cucumber growing to around 15cm (7in). Good choice for container growing.


Sow In Mar-May | Harvest Jun-Sep 10202443 | 8 seeds


£3.99


Cucumber ‘Euphya F1’ (Indoor)


All-female type with long straight tasty fruit. Sets without pollination. Tolerates cooler conditions so could be grown outside in a sunny, sheltered position.


Cucumber ‘Lemon’ (Indoor)


Something a bit different, round fruits, sweet and tender. As easy to grow as other cucumbers. Fruit over a long season. They have a clean, crisp taste and are rarely bitter.


Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Jul-Sep 10202610 | 5 seeds


£4.49


Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Jul-Sep 10202283 | 8 seeds


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