lemon cuke question

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pegdog Winchester, VA(Zone 6a) Jul 06, 2006

Is it too late to start from seed in zone 6?? I don't mind waiting for those little guys. My transplant died. :(

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Vashur Wichita, KS(Zone 6b) Jul 06, 2006

It shouldn't be too late to seed direct.

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melody Benton, KY(Zone 7a) Jul 06, 2006

I wouldn't think so either...I'm planning on starting some more cukes this weekend too...just remember that they'll probably require more water because of the difference in the time of year.

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pegdog Winchester, VA(Zone 6a) Jul 07, 2006

Thanks, I'll seed this weekend. I just love those little guys.

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melody Benton, KY(Zone 7a) Jul 08, 2006

Got my second planting in this morning....did 'Double Yield'...an old heirloom pickling type...(I prefer the taste of 'picklers' fresh to 'slicers'...even though I have to peel them)

I like the Lemon cukes too...but have had them the past couple of years...wanted to try something else this time.

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pegdog Winchester, VA(Zone 6a) Jul 11, 2006

Got my lemon cukes seeded. I have 2 in Earthboxes and 2 in regular garden boxes. We'll see what works, if any.

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melody Benton, KY(Zone 7a) Jul 12, 2006

Oh, I planted the whole pack...about 40 or so seeds...they're breaking ground this morning...but I've got some seroius pickles to make, thus the great # of plants.

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pegdog Winchester, VA(Zone 6a) Jul 12, 2006

I do wish my zone was warmer for these veggies I love.

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