Description
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. Cucumbers develop best when grown on a trellis and get regular moisture while fruits are forming.
Days to Maturity:ย 60 days
Family:ย Cucurbitaceae
Type:ย Parthenocarpic, Burpless Slicing Cucumber (Learn More)
Native:ย Southern Asia
Hardiness:ย Frost-sensitive annual
Exposure:ย Full sun
Plant Dimensions:ย 8′ vines
Variety Info:ย 10″โ18″ long, skinny, dark green fruits with sweet flesh. Vines can be up to 8′ long.
Attributes:ย Frost Sensitive
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