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Cucumber, greenhouse – 'Telegraph Improved'
Cucumis sativus

'Telegraph Improved' is a classic and popular greenhouse cucumber originating in England. It produces long, smooth, dark green fruits with crispy, juicy flesh – completely free of bitterness. The variety is seedless and is particularly appreciated in salads and as a fresh snack .

This cucumber has a strong winding growth habit and is best grown in greenhouses, where it thrives in a warm and protected environment. With proper care, it gives a bountiful harvest throughout the summer. Enough for 15 plants.

Cultivation information:

  • Sowing time: April–May, indoors

  • Sowing depth: 1–2 cm

  • Planting: In greenhouse, in warm bed or large pot (at least 15 liters)

  • Plant distance: approx. 45 cm

  • Growth habit: Creeping, requires tying up

  • Location: Sunny and warm

  • Watering: Even moisture, avoid wet root collar

Harvest:

  • Period: July–September

  • Fruit length: Up to 40 cm

  • Use: Fresh, in salad, on sandwich

A classic greenhouse variety that delivers both quality and quantity – for those who want to enjoy really tasty, smooth cucumbers all summer long!

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1. Which payment methods do you accept?

Answer: We accept payments via Klarna, where you can pay by invoice, card payment, direct payment or partial payment.

2. What is the delivery time for my order?

Answer: Delivery usually takes place within 2-4 working days. During high season it may take a little longer. You will receive a confirmation by e-mail when your order is shipped.

3. Do you offer free shipping?

Answer: Yes, we offer free shipping on all seed packages for purchases over SEK 26 in Sweden.

4. Can I return live plants?

Answer: Unfortunately, live plants cannot be returned due to their sensitivity and because they are fresh produce.