SUMMER DANCE CUCUMBER (F1 HYBRID 70 DAYS)

Name: SUMMER DANCE CUCUMBER (F1 HYBRID 70 DAYS)
Brand: vendor-unknown
Price: 2.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (21 reviews)

$ 2.50

Germ 6-10 days
An elongated Japanese type cucumber, Summer Dance is notable in that every one of the fruit seems perfect. It is 10” long, 1” wide with a deep green color and smooth skin. Very vigorous grower, setting many lateral vines for high productivity. Resistant to both powdery and downy mildew. Flavor is sweet, mild, and refreshing, no need to peel. 25 seeds

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Michigan

04/08/2019

Hila R.

United States

Excellent Cucumbers

These vines produce lots of huge, delicious cucumbers.

04/06/2019

Joyce Turney

Summer Dance Cucumbers

This is the only cucumber I grow. They are truly the best of any cucumber you can eat.

03/19/2019

Helen O.

United States

Summer Dance Cucumber

This is the only cucumber variety I will grow. I’ve grown them from Pinetree Seeds for years.

01/22/2019

Shawna

My ne FAV!

I tried these last year for the first time and they grew VERY well on 6ft bamboo teepees in very dry hot northern mi zone 5 last summer. Very sweet productive cucumbers, skin and all. I will be growing these from now on, EVERY YEAR!

12/04/2018

Bruce O.

United States

Summer Dance

The very best cucumber in the Universe. A Japanese Hybrid that just keeps giving the sweetest cukes ever.

Indoors- Individual biodegradable peat/cowpots 1/2” deep, 3-4 weeks before last frost with soil temperature 70 degrees. Transplant after last frost without disturbing the roots

Outdoors- 1/2” deep after last frost in warm soil at least 70 degrees

Harvest- Pick daily to keep the harvest flowing.

Tips- Plant in fertile soil amended with compost. Mulch and keep well watered. Trellising the vines allows for good air circulation and takes less space than hills and provides shade for heat sensitive crops like lettuce.