what is your favorite variety?
how about a slicing one? favorite variety?
[url=https://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-difference-between-pickling-cucumbers-and-salad-cucumbers.htm]Here[/url] is a good article that discusses the differences between the two and mentions some varieties.
Also [url=https://www.vegetablegardener.com/item/3827/all-about-pickling-cucumbers]this article[/url] is pretty good as well.
Hope these help!
Also [url=https://www.vegetablegardener.com/item/3827/all-about-pickling-cucumbers]this article[/url] is pretty good as well.
Hope these help!
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All of the above! The American Pickler produces spazillions of quite small cukes, which are perfect for the style of dills I prefer, and it doesn't seem to succumb to the moldiness that kills my zucchinis.
The Lemon Cuke is a really fast producer in my heat, but doesn't kakk out, and it's less gassy than regular greenskin slicers (which I appreciate). Plus it's a very unique looking pepo - not cucumberish at all. It's not the heaviest producer, but it's more than enough for me and my neighbours, which is plenty.
I grow both up hand-knotted netting on my garden wall.
The Lemon Cuke is a really fast producer in my heat, but doesn't kakk out, and it's less gassy than regular greenskin slicers (which I appreciate). Plus it's a very unique looking pepo - not cucumberish at all. It's not the heaviest producer, but it's more than enough for me and my neighbours, which is plenty.
I grow both up hand-knotted netting on my garden wall.