LADY GARDENER

Cucumber 'Lady Gardener' is an early-maturing parthenocarpic hybrid, ideal for cultivation in both plastic greenhouses and open ground. The period from germination to the first harvest is approximately 38-40 days, allowing for fresh fruits to be harvested at the beginning of the season. Plants of this variety have medium height and a branched structure, promoting abundant fruiting — more than five fruits per node.

The cucumbers of 'Lady Gardener' are 8-10 cm long, featuring a finely ribbed surface and white spines. They have a bright flavor, juicy and crunchy flesh without bitterness, making them suitable for fresh consumption, pickling, and marinating. The cucumbers have a short, thickened shape with distinct ridges and light longitudinal lines on the edges, giving them an attractive appearance.

The variety is highly resistant to major diseases such as cucumber mosaic virus and olive spot, and it tolerates hot conditions well. Due to its parthenocarpic nature, the cucumber can self-pollinate, simplifying cultivation and ensuring a stable yield when proper agronomic practices are followed. This hybrid is popular among gardeners for its high yield, flavor, and adaptability to various growing conditions.