100+ Cucumber Seeds- Boston Pickling Heirloom

Every one I planted, started. One plant died due to a mistake I made, but the rest have prospered.I only started 6 plants, and of the 5 that survived, I have 11 cucumbers I have been able to harvest so far, and expect, based on weather and time, I could get at least another dozen, if not more, out of what I have.The only thing that would have made me happier is more growing space, to have planted more.I bought seeds for several other things from Ohio Heirloom, and sadly did not start as much as I hoped to, but the remainder that I had started, I plan to do reviews once I have harvested and tasted from each kind.But suffice to say?Of all the variety of seeds I had started, most all took to root, and I have 2 kinds peppers, 3 kinds of tomatoes, and my cucumbers, in my garden this year to show for it. I am thrilled I purchased from them, and while I know the germination rate of the seeds might not be as great next year, I am excited that I have so much left over, for next year's garden.

Bought two packs and planted two or three seeds in each hill and each hill had one or two seeds germinate. So the germination rate stated on the listing seems pretty accurate. I tried transplanting a section and seeding multiple sections normally. I find direct seeding worked just as well as a section I've transplanted.This is only my first week of harvest and already got 35lb of cucumbers with a lot more cucumbers and blossoms still growing. I can only assume I'll end up with another 35lb in another weeks time. These produce really well and does really well when making pickles. To help keep them crisp I add calcium chloride to my pickle jars, they don't get soft when I hot pack them.Will be purchasing these again next year!

Duds. Planted all, maybe six sprouted, and half withered before shedding the casing. Got three to transplant, but they don't look very hopeful.

I planted about 10 seeds and the all sprouted. They are growing all over the place I am picking about 3 cucumber per day, just perfect for pickles. This is a great tasting cucumber, cruncy and sweet. I have purchased from Ohio heirloom seeds in the past and will again. I always get fast shipping for only $1.69 no matter how many packs of seeds I order.

Spouted (almost all the seeds) and grew small pickle sized cucumbers. Tasted great! These plants are very delicate with shallow roots so you need to tie the up to a fence and handle carefully.

Great picklings, I like the Paris ones better though. The quality of the seeds is superb, this wasn’t the only thing I ordered and I haven’t had any problems with any of the seeds. Love the company!

Outstanding company with superior customer support!

great germination rate