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Pepino Gold

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$8.16 $12.95 In stock

Category: Plants

Known as the 'Sweet Cucumber' in its native Central America ('Pepino Dulce' in Spanish), the Pepino is like a perennial rockmelon, growing in all frost-free areas. A member of the tomato family, fruit is extremely juicy and prolific with a flavour similar to honeydew melon crossed with cucumber. This perennial sweet cucumber thrives in frost-free climates or can be grown throughout spring and summer in cold areas.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Matthew ★★★★★

The fruit tastes like a cross between a melon and cucumber, just as the description says, and the plant itself has been thriving in my frost-free backyard with hardly any fuss. I've already harvested a handful of pepinos and they're sweet enough to eat straight off the vine.

Grace F. ★★★★★

I was surprised at how fast this Pepino Gold started producing fruit—within a month of planting. The sweet cucumber flavor is exactly what I was hoping for, and it's handling our frost-free climate perfectly.

Grace ★★★★★

Got three of these planted in a sunny spot and they took off within weeks. The fruit has that melon-like sweetness you'd expect from the name, and being perennial means I'm hoping for year after year of harvests.