Cucumbers are producing

10 years ago

Here's are some of the cucumbers this year...I've got 4 of the slicing and 4 Armenian that I'm trying. I've never had much success with cucumbers before so I'm excited about these!

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newtoucan
10 years ago
Wow that's early!
agility_mom
10 years ago
That is really early. They look delicious!
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grant_in_arizona
10 years ago
Wow, they look GREAT! I agree with the others, that's a nice early crop. I'm envious, lol. Thanks for posting the eye (and mouth) candy! Keep the pics and updates coming. Happy gardening!
sundrop07
10 years ago
They do look great and wonderfully early! You have 4 Armenian cukes? It's been my experience with them that 1 will feed you and your family, 2 will feed you and the neighbors and 3 will feed the entire neighborhood. You're going to have them coming out your ears, which isn't all bad I guess if you can use that many. They are great to cook like zucchini, really good on the grill. thanks for sharing the pics.
Fascist_Nation
10 years ago
4 and nobody will answer their door. ;-)

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