Early Spring Burpless Hybrid Slicing Cucumber

Big Yields of Bitter-Free Fruit

(3 customer reviews)

Prolific and early! Early Spring Burpless Hybrid Slicing Cucumbers have creamy-spined dark green fruits, 12-15 inches long. Bright white flesh is extra crisp and mild. 52 DAYS.

Slicing cucumbers grow long and smooth; picklers are blockier and faster to produce. Both can be packed into jars, however, when harvested at a small size.

Product Details

Zones: 3 - 9 annual
Height: 6-8 inches
Spacing: 12-18 inches between plants; 4-5 feet between hills; 4-5 feet between rows
Depth: 1 inch
Spread: vine
Sun/Shade: full sun
Germination: 8-10 days
Days To Maturity: 52
Yield: 120 pounds/100 foot row

Fruit: White spined, dark green
Comments: Firm, dark green fruits. Bitter free and burpless. Big yields. Produces early.
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- Sunday, August 05, 2007
Bitter Early Spring Burpless Cucumbers
Reviewed By: Dwaine Kamnetz (Anoka, Minnesota)
Carefully selecting a mild burpless Gurney cucumber for 2007, we were sverely disappointed with a crop of all bitter inedible cucumbers. Granted we have had a record hot summer but I have faithfully watered. This is the first time that we have had burpless cucmbers that turned bitter like these have.

- Monday, August 06, 2007
Bitter Cukes
Reviewed By: Dwaine Kamnetz (Anoka, MN)
Early Spring, all Cukes turned out bitter. The skin is absolutely inedible and now with hot weather, the flesh is bitter too. I will never buy these again!

- Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Bitter Cukes
Reviewed By: CJ Warren (Goffstown, New Hampshire)
Getting ready to purchase my seeds for this year and saw the comments regarding the burp less cukes.. I thought I had done something wrong. They were horrible, with hard bitter skin. I couldn't believe it, they are usually delicious. I have planting these for a number of years now. Not sure if i should try them again or not..

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