Seeds of Change 05882 Certified Organic Seed, Saber F1 Cucumber

All seeds grow really well - too soon to taste, but they look like they will taste good - healthy plants.

Could not be more happy! Only planted 5 seeds and they all grew, had enough cucumbers for myself and husband all season each plant grew around 5 or more. Absolutely delicious! Tried 4 other varieties and neither tasted as good or grew as quick, not to mention these have a pale yellow/white outer skin that is gorgeous in salads. Will buy again when the seeds are all gone

Firstly, the seeds grow very well. Had a dud or two out of a whole pack. I just skinned two for a salad. I put a bowl of these babies sliced with a homemade vinaigrette. Hadn't explained they were from my garden from seed to fruition in about two months. My guests were saying don't know if it's me but this cucumber is amazing. Then I explained. True story. They grew about 7 inches x 1 1/2" wide. Freaking delicious. I'm gonna try another seed type from this company. They have option. I want a gherkin

Every other type of cucumber we sowed, most germinated. None of these did.

I like how easy it is to tend to in garden.

100% germination rate for me. Every seed I planted not only produced beautiful plants, but are giving me perfect cucumbers in the predicted time frame. They are wonderful eaten fresh, though I planted them specifically for pickling. Either way, I'm happy!

I have been growing cucumbers for years but after planting several in my garden in a mound only one came up, not sure if I had a bad batch of seeds but not so thrilled about how they performed.

I received the seeds April 2019. I have not yet planted the seeds. The package says the seeds are to be sold by December 2019.The package says the seeds weigh 1.5g. There were 58 seeds in the package i received.**August 2019 update**I placed 36 seeds in a warm, humid environment to speed up the germination process, and had eight duds. The rest grew just fine, right up until some critter got at the buds :( I'll definitely give these a try again next year, but with a net over them!