TomorrowSeeds - English Telegraph Improved Burpless Cucumber (English Cucumber) Seeds - 30+ Count - for 2026 Planting Hothouse Cucumbers Crisp European Near-Seedless Long Heirloom Vegetable

Excellent germination percentage. (2025 seeds) Planted outdoors in a raised bed that bleeds into a side hill, and used a basic wire fence to climb. Vines grew well into the side hill. (I let them grow wherever) Canned about 7qt, and ate lots throughout. Got the 30 seeds last year. Bought 90 seeds this year. Didn't do much other than water and fertilize last year. Critters ate a bunch of the young plants, but we still had a bumper crop. This is in Minnesota, so it's important to wait 'til there is no chance of cold nights. I think English cucumbers have more tender skin, fewer seeds, and taste sweeter than a standard cuke. Easy to grow, medium amount of maintenance, and lots of product.

Looking forward to starting these seeds soon! Great price and reviews.

These are amazing seeds! I ordered the seeds mid-April this year. Seeds germinated in 3 days. Plants were strong and healthy. Now it is popping with baby cucumbers everywhere! My pollinators are having a great time with blossoms! I have baby cucumbers from 1”- 5” already! I can’t wait to taste them! The leaves are huge on these so be prepared for their trellising needs. My plants took off and went up the trellis, back down the trellis and is overflowing! Very healthy sturdy plants! I will buy seeds from them again.

The seeds had 100% germination rate directly sowed. Young plants took off with very healthy vigorous growth. Blooms and fruits showed quickly with good ratio of male to female flowers and solid fruit set. My only gripe so far is that they swell quickly and become bitter. They are not the tender thin skin traditional English cucumbers I'm looking for. This strain ends up more like a hybrid of a slicing cucumber and English. Now if you cut the fruits early they are more tender but you sacrifice length significantly. If you let them grow to 10-12+ inches then you sacrifice tenderness and taste which is the whole reason I wanted English Cucs. But if your looking for a disease resistant, fast growing and prolific slicing cucumber this is definitely a very solid strain, it's just not what I consider a true English.

These seeds grew well and are producing nice cucumbers so I felt they deserved a 5 star for that ,but they do not look like English Cucumbers to me. They have the pokey little spikes of a common cucumber on the skin. They are just a bit narrower than regular cucumbers. They look like a regular cucumber when sliced. I just cant seem to find the English Cucumber seeds like we buy at the stores. Thats what I was hoping for.

These are not what I paid for. A Google Lens search identified them as Armenian Cucumbers, not English Cucumbers. The description said they were "nearly seedless". These are the seediest cucumbers I have ever seen. They are also, spiny & tasteless. I purchased them in March with the return close date being late April, so of course, I can't get a refund. I'm very disappointed and will not shop this store again.

Used last year Like this kind of cucumber Crunchy refreshing and the most important resistant to fungus Will use this year

I am giving this item three stars only because I have just planted the seeds. Sort of silly to be asked to rate an item when you have not seen the result. I hope that it turns out to be five stars with many productive plants. The seeds are packaged by Yinzers in the land of Pittsburgh LOL. I hope I have plenty of cucumbers to share with Yinzers...