Cucumber Seeds - H-19 Little Leaf

Name: Cucumber Seeds - H-19 Little Leaf
Brand: Alliance of Native Seedkeepers
SKU: CU24
Price: 2.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Unleash garden magic—H-19 Little Leaf thrives with compact vigor, yielding crisp, organic cucumbers perfect for snappy salads and refreshing bites.

Alliance of Native Seedkeepers | SKU: CU24

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Description

Discover the charm of the H-19 Little Leaf cucumber, an organic variety renowned for its compact growth and prolific yield. This vigorous plant produces an abundance of small, blocky fruits, typically reaching 3 to 5 inches in length. The cucumbers showcase a refreshing medium-green hue, accented by faint white stripes. Perfect for pickling or fresh snacking, their crisp texture and mild, slightly sweet flavor make them a delightful addition to any culinary creation.

With a bushy growth habit, the H-19 Little Leaf is ideal for small gardens or container planting. Its unique foliage, characterized by smaller leaves, allows for better airflow and sunlight penetration, reducing the risk of disease. Expect a bountiful harvest in just 50 to 55 days, making it a reliable choice for gardeners seeking quick and rewarding results.

Aside from its practical benefits, this variety is celebrated for its resilience. The H-19 Little Leaf is parthenocarpic, meaning it can set fruit without pollination, ensuring consistent production even in less-than-ideal conditions. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a novice, this cucumber promises a fruitful and satisfying growing experience.

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Life Cycle

Annual

Frost Hardy

Tender

Scientific Name

Cucumis sativus

Maturity

60-69 Days (from transplant)

Grow Location

In-ground bed, Raised bed, Greenhouse, High Tunnel, Containers, Community garden, Hydroponic

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Sunlight I can give this crop 6+ hours of sun daily

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Soil & temperature Soil drains well and is workable at about 50–70°F for sowing/transplant

Cool soil aids germination; hot weather can slow growth or trigger bolting.

H-19 Little Leaf Cucumber, a cherished variety of the beloved cucumber, finds its roots in the fertile and temperate soils of the United States. The name \"Little Leaf\" is a nod to its distinctive foliage, which is smaller and more compact than that of other cucumber varieties. This unique trait not only makes it easier to grow in diverse conditions but also endows the plant with an endearing charm, as the petite leaves cradle the slender, crisp fruits beneath their verdant canopy.For generations, the cucumber has been a staple in gardens and kitchens across America, valued for its refreshing taste and nutritional benefits. The H-19 Little Leaf variety, in particular, has been celebrated for its resilience and productivity. Home gardeners and small-scale farmers alike have prized it for its ability to thrive in both open fields and container gardens, making it an ideal choice for urban agriculture and sustainable farming practices. Its small leaves allow for better air circulation, reducing the likelihood of disease and ensuring a bountiful harvest.Historically, cucumbers have played a significant role in culinary traditions worldwide. In the United States, they are often sliced into salads, pickled for preservation, or blended into cooling summer beverages. The H-19 Little Leaf, with its tender skin and mild flavor, is especially suited for pickling, capturing the essence of summer in a jar to be savored year-round. Beyond the kitchen, cucumbers have been used in traditional remedies for their hydrating and soothing properties, applied as a natural coolant for sunburns or as a rejuvenating facial treatment.The story of the H-19 Little Leaf Cucumber extends beyond its practical uses. It represents a triumph of agricultural innovation and environmental stewardship. Developed through careful selection and organic breeding practices, this variety embodies the spirit of sustainable agriculture, offering a high yield with minimal input. Its adaptability to various climates and resistance to common pests and diseases make it a symbol of resilience and ecological harmony.In the world of botany, the cucumber is a member of the Cucurbitaceae family, sharing lineage with melons and squashes. The H-19 Little Leaf is a testament to the diversity within this family, showcasing the potential for developing varieties that meet the needs of modern growers while honoring traditional cultivation methods. Its compact growth habit and prolific fruiting reflect a balance between nature and nurture, a harmonious blend of genetic heritage and human ingenuity.Though newer cucumber varieties continue to emerge, the H-19 Little Leaf remains a beloved choice among gardeners and farmers. It is a cucumber that bridges the gap between past and present, a living heirloom that connects us to the land and to each other. To cultivate the H-19 Little Leaf today is to participate in a narrative that celebrates both the timeless appeal of the cucumber and the ongoing quest for sustainable, organic farming practices. It is a story of growth, resilience, and the enduring bond between people and plants.

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Our seeds are grown and sourced from the US. They're then packed and shipped from Colerain NC.

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