Boston Pickling is an old favorite with proven high yields and great pickle quality.
Boston Pickling Cucumber
- Light: Full sun
- Fruit size: 3 to 7 inches
- Matures: 55 days
- Plant spacing: 36 to 48 inches apart
- Plant size: Long vine
Heirloom. A favorite of gardeners for high yields of short cukes with solid flesh. Cucumbers are thin-skinned, straight with full ends, and a nice green color. Vines bear continuously. Flesh is crisp and very receptive to pickling spices. Great for any pickling recipe, whether sweets or dills. May be harvested at sizes from 3 to 7 inches, depending on your pickling needs.
Plants resist scab and are tolerant to cucumber mosaic.
Some Bonnie Plants varieties may not be available in your local area, due to different variables in certain regions. Also, if any variety is a limited, regional variety it will be noted on the pertinent variety page.
Boston Pickling Cucumber is rated
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Larry Kay from
Plant review this Year in my Garden
I have bought Bonnie Plants for a few years. This year I planted Cucumbers Boston Pickling, Zucchini,Egg Plants , Peppers and Tomato. This year my vegetable put me to shame in Producing. I always had good luck but this year was a disaster not good in producing vegetables. I will try next year and hope they produce a better yield.
Date published: 2017-09-25
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Vegi from
Great cucumbers!
My first year of learning and growing this cucumbers,I loved it. It tastes crunchy and very sweet. When it time to harvest, almost everyday I had 3-4 cucumbers. I threw away some (my compost bin) when I forgot to check it everyday or didn't see it, it grew so big and ripened so quick! :-( Definitely, I will grow it again next year. Highly recommend Bonnie Plants to friends and other gardeners for its offered products. Their vegetable plants were strong and healthy , I'm satisfied. Thank you .
Date published: 2017-09-20
Rated 4 out of
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OrganicGardener from
Excellent pickles from these cucumbers
Moderate harvest. It got wicked hot here in Virginia this year and I thought cucumbers love the heat. What we did get made excellent sweet butter pickles. I will plant these again next year but in a different location and try to find some bees!
Date published: 2017-08-18
Rated 1 out of
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scooter from
Boston Heirloom Pickling Cucumber
Purchased two plants from Home Depot with photo on Bonnie tag that looked like a regular green cucumber. Plants have produced a number of "cucumbers" that are the size and shape of large russet potatoes, orange in color with an average weight of one and a half pounds each. Not sure what to do with them but will not plant again!
Date published: 2017-07-24
Rated 5 out of
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SPool from
3rd year in a row, and I still love them!
I've grown these Bonnie Plant Boston Pickling Cucumbers for three years now and they are the best! They grow fantastically!! I didn't rotate my crops this year, so my yield is down a little but not by much...I'm still pulling cucumbers almost everyday AND I'm still pickling them! And let me tell you, they make fantastic pickles!! (so they are true to their name). The only thing that stinks is trying to keep bees continually pollinating, sometimes I have to hand pollinate, but no biggie. I do fertilize with 8-8-8 with these guys too and you have to put a trellis up for them!
Date published: 2017-07-02
Rated 4 out of
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JohnnyGardnerSon from
Excellent
I live in New Mexico and got a few plants for free because the local nursery was going to turn them into mulch.Well long story short they started to produce nicley and taste great!Surley recomend and will be buying some soon!
Date published: 2017-07-01
Rated 5 out of
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james from
buying again this year to clone a Claussen recipe: son running a small business on this Boston Pickler
Date published: 2016-03-12
Rated 5 out of
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Nancy from
Need Some Help!: I olny have one plant and must say that it's growing like crazy, the only issue is that the cucumbers are yellow and green. What am I doing wrong???
Date published: 2016-03-12
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