Lemon Cucumber
Easy to Grow
Non-GMO & Natural
High Germination Rate
Loved by Chefs
🍋🥒 Lemon Cucumber Seeds — Crisp Citrus-Sweet Garden Jewels
Cucumis sativus
Cute? Yes.
Gimmick? Absolutely not.
Lemon cucumbers are sun-kissed spheres of refreshing crunch, with a bright, floral sweetness and zero bitterness. Thin skin, tender flesh, and a delicate snap that feels like you just bit into summer itself.
Round, golden, glowing fruits that look like tiny orbs of sunshine ☀️💛 — the kind that make your neighbors peer over the fence and question their life choices. Highly productive vines that pump out dozens of fruit, ideal for snacking, salads, pickling, and chef-y plating flexes.
Soft acidity + melon-sweet notes = a cucumber cocktail waiting to happen.
👅 Flavor Profile:
Bright 🌞
Clean + floral 🌼
Slight citrus hint 🍋
Light sweetness 🍈
No bitterness, ever 😌
Texture: Thin skin, tender snap, juicy-crisp core.
Think: cucumber meets Meyer lemon aroma, not taste — refreshing with a whisper of garden citrus.
🍴 Culinary Uses:
🥗 Slice into salads for citrus-sweet crunch
🍸 Float in cocktails or spa water (honestly… required)
🥒 Pickle whole for golden gourmet pickles
🍣 Dice for sushi bowls & crudo garnish
🥪 Add to tea sandwiches for elegant summer vibes
🫙 Ferment mini “sun pickles” — addictive
Pro move: shaved lemon cuke + dill + crème fraîche + Maldon = chef nirvana.
👨🍳 Chef’s Pitch:
A garnish darling and salad show-stopper.
Lemon cucumber brings “what the hell is that? I want it” energy to tasting menus and garden lunches alike.
Plate chilled, sliced thin or halved, with fresh herbs, flaky salt, and olive oil.
Pair with citrus, mint, dill, yogurt, trout roe, or chilled seafood.
Summer luxury disguised as a cute little orb.
🌱 Growing Notes:
🌞 Loves sun + heat
⏱️ ~65 days to harvest
🌱 Direct sow after frost / transplant gently
🪴 Vining habit — thrives on trellis
💧 Even moisture = flawless texture
✂️ Pick often to keep vines pumping
Compact-ish vines by cucumber standards — great in raised beds.
✨ Quick Facts:
Latin Name: Cucumis sativus
Shape: Round, lemon-sized fruits
Flavor: Crisp, sweet, lightly floral
Best For: Snacking, salads, pickles, cocktails, plating
Specialty: Zero bitterness + ornamental fruit
Growth Habit: Productive vines, trellis recommended
Aesthetic: Cottage-garden meets fine-dining ✨
Lemon Cucumber
From Garden to Table
Premium Cucumber Varieties
Open-pollinated and non-GMO, our cucumber seeds represent the best of both tradition and performance. With options ranging from compact bush varieties perfect for small spaces to long, ribbed heirlooms with old-world flavor, these seeds are chosen for productivity and taste. Enjoy crisp slices fresh off the vine, or ferment them into crunchy, tangy pickles. With Casa Verde, every cucumber harvest offers both abundance and culinary creativity.
Seeds of Freshness
Cucumbers Worth Growing
Crisp, refreshing, and versatile, cucumbers are a staple of both the garden and the kitchen. Our cucumber seeds are selected for strong germination, vigorous vines, and reliable yields — whether you’re after crunchy slicers, tender pickling types, or unique heirloom varieties. From salads to preserves, these cucumbers deliver cool, refreshing flavor straight from your garden.
Frequent Asked Questions
Q: Are your seeds suitable for home gardeners and professional chefs?
Absolutely! Our seeds are chosen for exceptional flavor, vibrant growth, and reliable yields—perfect for home gardens, restaurant kitchens, and culinary professionals alike.
Q: What does “heritage” or “heirloom” mean for your seeds?
Heritage and heirloom seeds are traditional varieties passed down through generations, valued for their flavor, history, and ability to be saved and replanted.
Q: How high is the germination rate of your seeds?
Our seeds are tested for high germination rates, ensuring strong, healthy plants when grown under proper conditions.
Q: Do you offer rare or specialty varieties?
Yes—we pride ourselves on offering unique, flavorful, and hard-to-find varieties that bring diversity and richness to your culinary creations.