$1.50 – $216.00
This Regional AAS Winner is great for northern areas because it is early to set fruit, offers a prolific quantity of fruit and is a compact bush-type cucumber spreading only about 24 inches. Pick a Bushel offers a sweeter tasting light-green cucumber with a nice firm texture, perfect for pickling when harvested early. Fruits left on the bush-type vines longer can get up to 6ā long and can be enjoyed fresh in salads.
For those gardeners looking for a cucumber that can be grown in patio containers, Pick a Bushel is a great option.
50 days This cucumber produces mountains of pickles that are sweet, crisp and about 3″ long. Plants are compact with 2′ vines and are resistant to CMV, Scab, MMV, and has great heat tolerance. Can also be grown on the patio in containers.
Untreated seedĀ 1,000 seeds per ounce.Ā Pkt has about 25 seeds.
| Type | Natural, Organic |
|---|---|
| Options | 1 lb, 1 oz, 1 packet, 1/2 lb, 1/2 oz, 1/4 lb, 100 seeds, 1000 seeds, 15000 seeds, 500 seeds, 5000 seeds |
BOSTON PICKLING
57 days. Pickler. Popular old time standard pickling type. Vigorous vines produce blunt-type dark green fruit that is 5-6″ long, 2-2.5″ across. that is 5-6″ long, 2-2.5″ across. Untreated seed.Ā 1,000 seeds per ounce.Ā Pkt has about 150 seeds.
BOSTON PICKLING
57 days. Pickler. Popular old time standard pickling type. Vigorous vines produce blunt-type dark green fruit that is 5-6″ long, 2-2.5″ across. that is 5-6″ long, 2-2.5″ across. Untreated seed.Ā 1,000 seeds per ounce.Ā Pkt has about 150 seeds.
LISBOA F1
45 days This 8″ slicer is a good one to plant in high tunnels or greenhouses since it self pollinates. It is very
productive and is known to set two fruits per node.
Treated seed
LISBOA F1
45 days This 8″ slicer is a good one to plant in high tunnels or greenhouses since it self pollinates. It is very
productive and is known to set two fruits per node.
Treated seed
Dee Catt – :
Exceptional producer! Very nice mild crisp cucumbers that hold up to pickling very well and also slice nice for fresh eating. They make a single 3-4′ vine rather than a bush,but they still work well in raised beds and containers because the vines are slow growing and very narrow so they don’t crowd other plants out at all. Vines are loaded for weeks with beautiful uniform cucumbers. My favourite cucumber variety by far.