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A unique, flavorful cucumber that is more closely related to melons than to squash. Pale green, furrowed fruits, often over a foot long.
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CloseArmenian cucumbers will make most people do a double-take. Long, pale green, with longitudinal furrows the length of the fruit, this simply does not look like a cucumber and in fact, is technically a melon of sorts. The taste, however, is all about cucumbers. Although exceptionally tolerant of heat, Armenian cucumbers can become bitter if not watered regularly. They also require a bit more space than other cucumbers, so plant starts about a foot apart, and send them up a trellis to keep fruits off the ground.
Common Name | Armenian cucumber, Serpent Cucumber |
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Culinary Uses | Fresh in salads, on sandwiches, and appetizer trays. |
Harvest Time | 65 days |
Mature Size | Vines are 8' long. Cucumbers are best when picked between 12" and 18" long. |
Growth Rate | Moderate |
Cold Hardiness | Frost sensitive annual |
Light | Full sun |
Structure | 8' vines, good for trellising |
Photos | Real images, not stock photos |