Container Friendly
Days to Maturity: 55-65
Approximate Seed Count: 50
AnnualThis variety has rapidly become the go-to cucumber for gardeners as well as market gardeners. Disease-resistant, heat tolerant, and less susceptible to powdery mildew, this variety is a great one to grow. Plants produce many cucumbers around 7-8 inches in length and are terrific for salads, pickles, and fresh eating. Another nice feature of Ashley is that the cucumbers are very low on vines making them easy to handle and harvest.
Started well and grew really well. Tasted great but did not produce well , kinda struggled a little. Some of that admittedly may have been weather related. That’s why I’m trying them again this year.
Seeded 20 days ago. The seed germinated well. Plants are 1 inch tall.
Super fast growth and seems pretty resilient to the crazy Georgia weather. I just added a bit of fish fertilizer and some other balanced liquid fert and its popping off!
Zone 8a.
Happy growing! Thanks yall!!
I planted indoor ( I know they don't generally like to be transplanted) and all six germinated and I transplanted them outdoors Sunday. The plants are huge and look so healthy and I cannot wait to see what they produce!
I can’t wait to plant this. I have had great luck with all MI seeds. Love trying different cucumbers
I'm not just saying this because I am from the great state of New York, but the New Yorker tomato from MI Gardener is stupendous....It almost over-performed last summer (is that even possible?) I can't wait to get started with them again this year.!!
I used revive Rex last year with excellent outcomes. I wanted you to make sure I have it on had for this gardening season.
Delicious and prolific.I'll plant this on repeat!
Grew these for the past three years and I will keep growing them for many more. I highly recommend them. Great germination rate. Every onion grew to the size of baseballs and others a bit bigger and they store very well.Best long day onion I have ever grow.
I am very happy with my heirloom seeds. I cannot wait to germinate them.
