Edmonson Cucumber

Cucumis sativus | SKU: 1522A-P25
5 Reviews
$3.75

Cucumber, Edmonson (organic)-Sold Out

  • Organic
  • White-green skin matures to deep red-orange
  • Fruit grows to 4 inches
  • Rarely bitter, even when large
  • 70 days
  • ±850 seeds/oz

Cucumber, Edmonson (organic)-Sold Out

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Introduced to SSE in 1982 by Clarice Cooper of Kansas and her late husband Auburn. Family heirloom dating to 1913 from Clarice’s grandfather Edmonson; still being maintained by Clarice. White-green blocky 4" fruits mature to a deep red-orange. Crisp and flavorful even when large; rarely bitter. Good for slicing, salads, and pickling. Hardy and prolific, disease and drought resistant. 70 days. ±850 seeds/oz.

Learn to Grow Edmonson Cucumber

Direct Seed: 1" Deep

Seeds to Hill: 6-8 Seeds

Thin: To 3-4 Plants

Light: Full Sun

Instructions - Sow seeds outdoors in 12" diameter hills after the last frost when soil is warm. Space hills 6' apart in all directions. Can also be started indoors 2-4 weeks before the last frost for an earlier harvest. Cucumbers benefit from consistent moisture. Provide support for vines to save space.

Ratings & Reviews

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Just try it

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Love this one good flaver and easy to grow great flaver

Incorrect order fulfillment

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I ordered Edmonson but the fruit that is setting on the plants does not look like this picture. I think I was sent incorrect seeds

Good all around cucumber

by

Love these cucumbers. I use the smaller ones for canning, and the larger ones have great flavor. This is the only variety that hasn’t given me bitter cucumbers in our soil.

Best Cucumber

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I love these!!!

Superhero cucumbers

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These are incredibly prolific and disease free here in eastern Kansas. Planted five of these and five Japanese Climbers on a trellis in pretty poor soil. The JCs were very good, but the Edmonsons were like Jack-in-the-Beanstalk magnificent. Odd looking but great taste. They kept squeezing out cucumbers after everything else had given up the ghost in fall.