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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, June 22, 2020 |
I picked the first cucumber of the season on Monday: eight ounces of crispy crunch for our salads!
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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA June 25, 2020 |
And this morning's cucumber weighted slightly more: nine ounces. Later in the Summer, the vines should be producing faster, and I will have enough to make pickles.
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Hello, that is a nice sized cucumber. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteMy cucumbers are the size of a nail now. Soon...
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! And you grow them in planters!
ReplyDeletethat's my dream... home grown cukes! I love them! fresh, no wax, so tasty. But they take a lot of water which we do not have in CO. Will you do dill or bread and butter pickles? (my favorites)
ReplyDeleteI make sweet pickles - sliced cucumbers, sliced onions, sugar, vinegar, and several spices. You can find the recipe I use on the Taste of Home website: Easy Refrigerator Pickles
DeleteVery good. I have squash plants blooming but no squash yet.
ReplyDelete...I can't wait to make pickles, last year's are almost gone!
ReplyDeleteThere is a certain satisfaction in garnering produce from one's own garden that is hard to beat in any other way.
ReplyDeleteThis looks good! I have harvested a few cucumbers and there is nothing like them, I think. Much tastier and crunchier than store bought ones. Thanks for linking up and have a great week!
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