I grew 5 these last year in northwest Iowa and they produced way more cucumbers they I could eat or give away. They are very crunchy and tasty even when you forget about them and they become the size of a club Lol seriously good producers and quite possibly the best tasting cucumber I've eaten and everyone else that tried them said the same thing. you won't be disappointed with this one!

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From: Guest | Date: 1/24/2013 7:29 PM

This is my favorite, go-to cucumber. Recently I have also tried Ashley and General Lee and they did not grow nearly as well or even bear. I have grown Suyo Long. They grow well, but these Tasty Green fruits are finer with firmer flesh and smaller seed cavities. I start the seeds right in the garden with peat moss or compost cover to prevent crusting. I have grown these in South Carolina and North Carolina. The plants are strong and grow well on a trellis (wire fencing material). The fruits are abundant and very tasty.

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From: Guest | Date: 8/7/2011 3:19 AM

Planted in Oklahoma. We have had about 40 days of over 100 degree days and no rain. These did great in high heat. I water every other day and they have been putting on for over 60 days. I used 4 by 4 netting for them to climb on. My uncle used cow panels 4 by 4 his did not make as long as mine. Cow panel gets too hot.

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