Autumn & Winter 2026: Cucumber Highlights

A Lebanese cucumber for changeover crops in autumn, mild winter production areas and early spring plantings.

• Strong, high-yielding, productive plants

• High-quality fruits

• Good strength against cold stripe

A Blue Leaf™ variety - stronger plants, better fruit for longer.

Premium Lebanese cucumber variety, suited for autumn, winter, and spring production, performing well in cooler conditions.

• Quick-filling, high-quality fruits

• Single fruiting variety

• Strong plant, with an open plant habit

A Blue Leaf™ variety - stronger plants, better fruit for longer.

Dark Lebanese cucumber with proven track record for reliable fruit setting, suited to late autumn, winter to early spring.

• Single fruited variety, with smooth dark fruit

• Small leaves and strong side shoots

• Very hardy, produces in tough conditions

Continental style, long cucumber, with dark green fruits with a medium rib, suitable for year-round production.

• Consistent production of high-quality fruit

• Fast and generative

• Performs well in tough conditions

A Blue Leaf™ variety - stronger plants, better fruit for longer.

Dark, long and heavy fruit, with attractive ribbing. Impressive in almost all regions and all seasons.

• Vigorous & adaptable

• Open and balanced plant habit

• High quality fruit right to the end of season

A Blue Leaf™ variety - stronger plants, better fruit for longer.

Nestos RZ is a continental, long cucumber variety for protected cultivation through Australia's cooler seasons.

• CGMMV resistance

• Powdery mildew resistance

• Strong plant

A Blue Leaf™ variety - stronger plants, better fruit for longer.

Wokcue RZ is an asian-style cucumber, suitable for cooking. Unlock a new consumer category with the ideal stir-fry variety.

• Dark green, long and spined

• Retains crunchiness after cooking

• Grown the same as a continental

We've developed cucumbers with Fusarium resistance to support growers in reducing disease impact.

• Side-by-side with susceptible varieties, resistant varieties win

• Reduced need for crop protection agents, saving costs

• A more stable, certain production