Cucumber "Hamilton F1" (Cucumis sativus) belongs to the best lately bred cultivars that produces large, salad-type fruit devoid of the unpleasant bitter taste. Until recently it has only been grown in industrial crop estates, but now you can introduce it to your garden. This vigorous, sturdy plant yields crops medium early. It is recommended for cultivation in tunnels. It develops elongated, cylindrical fruit consisting of delicious, refreshing flesh hidden under smooth, shiny, dark green peel. This presented variety is easy in cultivation, as it develops strong, wide root system and only few side stems, so it is easier to handle.

Sow seeds of the productive, resistant "Hamilton F1" cucumber under covers, onto a hotbed or into an indoor greenhouse in spring. Transplant previously hardened seedlings to the unheated plastic foil tunnel mid-May. You will start to harvest regularly shaped, delicious cucumbers in July. Fruit of the presented variety are ideal for sandwiches, salads and healthy, salted snacks.

One package contains 10 high quality seeds. The package information includes growing instructions for the "Hamilton F1" cucumber and the sow-by date.

• Use: direct, raw consumption
• Harvest time: from July onwards
• Site: tunnels
• Quantity: 10