Pickled Ginger Carrots
When we hear the word pickle, what usually comes to mind are cucumbers submerged in a jar filled with vinegar. Of course, not everyone can appreciate pickles. Some folks just …
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Shrimp and Cucumber Rounds
Making some pleasing appetizers is almost like an art form, especially when you’re putting together mouthwatering canapés; they need to be a feast for both the eyes and the tummy. …
Easy Asian Cucumber Salad
If you want an alternative to the usual green, leafy salads, then this Easy Asian Cucumber Salad is exactly what you’re looking for! Not only is this quick to make …
Quick Pickled Cucumbers (Refrigerator Pickles)
When there are cucumbers, it’s time to pickle! Quick Pickled Cucumbers are just as its name suggests — they’re fast and easy to make, and can even serve as wonderful …
Cucumber Martinis
“Cool as a cucumber” — this phrase has a lot of truth in it, and it becomes even more apparent when you make your very own Cucumber Martinis!
This drink is …
Essential Tools and Equipment for Growing and Enjoying Cucumbers
You’ll get the most out of your cucumber garden—and enjoy it more—if you have the right tools for the job. And you need the right tools in the kitchen, too, …
How to Identify, Treat, and Prevent Blossom-End Rot
Blossom-end rot (BER) is a nutrient deficiency that can affect many garden plants, including cucumber fruit. Stems and leaves will show no symptoms. …
What to Do About Pests that Can Harm Your Cucumber Plants
Pests in your cucumber garden, left unchecked, can damage and destroy your precious cucumber plants. Keeping a close watch on your plants during regular daily inspections will help you spot …
How to Spot, Treat, and Prevent Cucumber Diseases
Cucumber plant diseases are caused by bacteria, fungi, and viruses. The diseases can spread through the soil, water, air, infected tools, animals, and even gardeners themselves. …
Watering Your Cucumber Plants
Cucumbers have a very high water content, and cannot produce fruit when they’re dry. A cucumber plant needs one to two inches of water weekly—from rain or the garden hose—to …
