An annual vine that is thought to have been native to Asia and Eygpt, but exact locality is not set in stone.  This
member of the diverse gourd family has been nourishing people for over 3000 years.  Bearing single male and female
flowers on the same plant(monoecious).  The fruits are borne from the female flowering bracts and are 10" - 12" long in
some varieties and over 2' long in others.  These fruits are high in Vitamin C and A, phosphorus, calcium, and contain a
trace amount of iron.

GROWING TIPS
Plant in a well-drained soil that has moderate organic matter.  Keeping cucumbers picked during growing season
increases yields as plants do not waste energy with extended seed production.  Keep an eye out for pests and mid to
late summer leaf blights.   
Cucumber 'Mideast Prolific'
Very productive and early variety that literally pumps out the cucumbers.  Thin
skinned and never bitter with age this cucumber is a great for eating raw, and for
making dill spear pickles.

Days to Maturity: 50 - 60
Spacing: 32" - 72"
Fruit Size: 5" -7"
$2.25
Cucumber 'Sweet Marketmore'
A very productive slicer/salad variety cucumber that has an excellent shelf life.  
Large fruits are flavorful and nice skinned, which is great for storage or produce
stands.  Smooth skin with very few spines is nice to pick, and prolific vines are
always bearing new fruits.

Days to Maturity: 60 - 75
Spacing: 32" -72"
Fruit Size: 6" - 8"
$2.25
OUR CUCUMBER PLANTS
We grow all cucumbers at 70 degrees in 2.5" pots, and in our own soil blend.  This insures strong uniform
plants with great garden performance.  Before shipping the plants are hardened off and ready to go into the
garden.
Plant Size: 2.5" Pots, 4"-6" Tall,
Shipping Window: April 1, 2008 - July 16, 2008
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