Description
The variety is Boston Pickling, an heirloom cucumber dating to before the 1880s. Vigorous vines produce medium-sized, bright green, smooth and symmetrical fruits with crisp, tender flesh for pickling.
Sow 1/2-1 inch deep. Sprouts in 4-10 days at 70-85°F soil. Start indoors 3-4 weeks before last frost, 2-3 seeds per cell, and transplant 36-48 inches apart after frost. Sow outdoors after last frost when soil is over 70°F, a few seeds every 36-48 inches. Grow in fertile soil with compost or rotted manure, keep well watered, and pick daily. Packet holds 20 seeds.
Features
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Very productive pickling type
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Suits trellising for air circulation
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Fruit type: Pickling
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Botanical name: Cucumis sativus
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Packet contents: 20 seeds
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Days to maturity: 52 days
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Seller: Seed & Bulb















