Ashley Cucumber

$2.00


Approximate seeds per pack: 50
Days till maturity: 55-65
Annual
Full & Partial Sun
Container Friendly

This 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 product 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.

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    Ashley Cucumber

    10 reviews for Ashley Cucumber

    1. Marc Southworth –

      We’ve had great success with these in zone 10a in Florida. Square foot raised garden bed 10 inches off the ground. Very little maintenance.

    2. Chuck Jackson –

      Loving these, very productive. However, if these are low on spines I would hate to see the very spiny variety!

    3. cristianapetras –

      I just planted this (yeah, before watching Luke’s video about NOT planting in the heat..lol) and after just 3 days they sprouted and are looking super healthy!! gonna keep an eye on them if they start looking heat stressed i’ll bring em inside…but so far so good!

    4. gizzmogirl –

      I have these planted out in a raised bed. When they take off, they really take off. It was like overnight all of a sudden they got huge and started their climb. So far a ton of flowers on the plant, hopefully a ton of cucumbers soon.

    5. geminicat1520 –

      Seeds sprouted quickly, I alreadyy have flowers in less than than 5 weeks!

    6. evanrahaman –

      Love MIgardener Seeds!

    7. evno3000 –

      These are great!

    8. ilukephotography –

      Very nice traditional cucumber variety.

    9. ourlife767 –

      a great cucumber variety

    10. asia.gregg –

      Excellent germination, low maintenance plant, and produced high yields despite the abuse it got from winds and drought. Great little climber and tough as nails. The cucumbers were good too.

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    • 5

      Name : Marc Southworth

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      We’ve had great success with these in zone 10a in Florida. Square foot raised garden bed 10 inches off the ground. Very little maintenance.

      17-Apr-2019

    • 5

      Name : Chuck Jackson

      Location : ,

      Loving these, very productive. However, if these are low on spines I would hate to see the very spiny variety!

      30-Jun-2019

    • 5

      Name : cristianapetras

      Location : ,

      I just planted this (yeah, before watching Luke’s video about NOT planting in the heat..lol) and after just 3 days they sprouted and are looking super healthy!! gonna keep an eye on them if they start looking heat stressed i’ll bring em inside…but so far so good!

      27-Jul-2019

    • 5

      Name : gizzmogirl

      Location : ,

      I have these planted out in a raised bed. When they take off, they really take off. It was like overnight all of a sudden they got huge and started their climb. So far a ton of flowers on the plant, hopefully a ton of cucumbers soon.

      03-Jun-2020

    • 4

      Name : geminicat1520

      Location : ,

      Seeds sprouted quickly, I alreadyy have flowers in less than than 5 weeks!

      07-Jul-2020

    • 5

      Name : evanrahaman

      Location : ,

      Love MIgardener Seeds!

      09-Dec-2020

    • 5

      Name : evno3000

      Location : ,

      These are great!

      15-Dec-2020

    • 5

      Name : ilukephotography

      Location : ,

      Very nice traditional cucumber variety.

      11-Jan-2021

    • 5

      Name : ourlife767

      Location : ,

      a great cucumber variety

      23-Jan-2021

    • 5

      Name : asia.gregg

      Location : ,

      Excellent germination, low maintenance plant, and produced high yields despite the abuse it got from winds and drought. Great little climber and tough as nails. The cucumbers were good too.

      08-Feb-2021