Cucumbers (Outdoor) Hghly recomndd
‘Bush Champion’
Heavy crops of tasty fruits. Ideal for small spaces.
1020-4004 | 15 seeds £3.49
‘La Diva F1’
Seedless minis with smooth skins and crisp sweet flesh.
1020-2463 | 10 seeds £2.99
‘Burpless Tasty Green F1’
Tender skinned and easy on the digestion! These cucumber fruits can reach 25-30cm long and are crisp and tasty. More digestible than others, which is reflected in its name.
‘Goblin’
Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Jul-Sep 1020-2521 | 20 seeds
Big yields of handy-sized fruits. Good disease resistance.
£2.79 1020-4005 | 15 seeds £3.49 ‘Tasty King F1’
Early harvests of very long, tasty cucumbers. A heavy cropper.
1020-2486 | 10 seeds £2.99
‘Marketmore’
A very reliable outdoor variety. Cropping heavily from July with fruits up to 8in long. This combined with its resistance to powdery and downy mildew make this variety a firm customer favourite!
Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Jul-Sep 1020-2509 | 20 seeds
50
‘Mini Muncher F1’
Considered to be a fantastic lunchbox cucumber. An all-female variety for growing on the ground or up a trellis producing firm, dark green, crisp and refreshing spineless fruits. High in vitamin C, K and rich in potassium.
£1.99
Sow In Mar-May | Harvest Jun-Sep 1020-2085 | 6 seeds
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marshallsgarden.com | Call 01480 774 555 £3.99
Cucamelon ‘Mexican Gherkin’
Grown like a regular cucumber, this exotic variety produces masses of bitesize fruits that are fun, refreshing and almost citrusy. Great for children’s packed lunches.
Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Jul-Sep 1020-2064 | 20 seeds
£2.49
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