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Cucumber Seeds - Garden Sweet Burpless
- Excellent flavor for pickling or slicing
- Reliable, high yielding
- Prefers full sun exposure
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About Cucumber Seeds - Garden Sweet Burpless
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Garden Sweet Burpless Cucumber
Garden Sweet Burpless Cucumber Seeds are a robust vining plant that produces 10- to 12-inch long, slender and cylindrical fruits with subtle stripes on the necks and a deep green, smooth, thin skin. These tasty cucumbers are ideal for slicing and snacking! The seeds may be started inside or planted directly in the soil. Some gardeners grow them in hills, while others plant them near a fence or trellis and let them climb. Sweet, home-grown cucumbers directly from the garden are sure to wow your guests.
Fast Facts
About Cucumber Seeds - Garden Sweet Burpless
HYBRID
Buy Cucumber Seeds by the Packet or in Bulk
Garden Sweet Burpless Cucumber
Garden Sweet Burpless Cucumber Seeds are a robust vining plant that produces 10- to 12-inch long, slender and cylindrical fruits with subtle stripes on the necks and a deep green, smooth, thin skin. These tasty cucumbers are ideal for slicing and snacking! The seeds may be started inside or planted directly in the soil. Some gardeners grow them in hills, while others plant them near a fence or trellis and let them climb. Sweet, home-grown cucumbers directly from the garden are sure to wow your guests.
How to GrowGarden Sweet Burpless Cucumbers
When to Plant Cucumber Seeds
Cucumbers should be directly sown a 3-4 weeks after the last frost in the spring. They can be started indoors 4-6 weeks before your last frost, using a grow light and seed starting soil mix.
Where to Plant Cucumber Seeds
Plant Cucumbers in an area that receives full sun in rich, well-draining soil.
How to Plant Cucumber Seeds
You can amend your soil with compost or aged manure prior to planting. Preferably in the fall so it will over-winter. Plant ½ inch deep and about 1 inch apart. Alternatively, you can create hills 4 – 6 feet apart, with 6-8 seeds per hill. Cut the three weakest plants once seedling emerge for this method. Make sure to keep soil moist, avoid letting the soil dry out completely. Germination generally takes around 10 days when temperatures are ~70 degrees. They are vine plants, so setting up a trellis may be beneficial depending on your garden.
How to Harvest Cucumbers
Harvest before they are fully mature, as cucumbers tend to get seedy once they’re at their largest. They grow very fast, so be sure to check often to see if it’s time to harvest. Make sure to cut them off the vine, as pulling them off can damage or break the vine, preventing further production.
