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Armenian Cucumber

$4.00

Armenian Cucumber, OP

55 – 70 days. This “cucumber” grows 18 inches or more! Best grown on a trellis to keep the fruits straight — those grown on the ground will often curl. Large vines are very prolific. Sweet, never bitter, flavor, because, well, technically, botanically, and genetically, it’s a muskmelon (Cucumis melo).

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Tags: heirloom, heirloom vegetable
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1 review for Armenian Cucumber

  1. Carol Ann Godwin – January 18, 2021

    I did not have enough sun where I planted this in a large container. The plant grew beautifullu up my string trellis and had lots of flowers but no fruit. I would like to try again this year, but you are out. Will you have more later? Its only Jan. 17th!

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