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Song Sparrow Posted - Jun 20 2015 : 6:30:32 PM
I am taking a couple of first tentative step into the world of gardening and planted tomatoes and pickling cucumbers in pots. Lo and behold, they are starting to produce! How do I know when the cucumbers ready to pick? I only have one so far, but I want to be prepared! :) Thanks!

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Bear5 Posted - Jul 26 2015 : 11:58:30 AM
Amy, I love the tiny tomatoes. Yesterday I picked about twenty out of the garden, and ate them all before I got in the house. LOL
Marly

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Song Sparrow Posted - Jul 03 2015 : 6:55:41 PM
Harvested my first one yesterday! Recent storms knocked the whole kit and kaboodle over twice, but it survived! :) Also harvested my first 4 tiny tomatoes, which my mom And I promptly ate. What a rush! Thanks for all the good advice!

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ceejay48 Posted - Jul 03 2015 : 2:09:09 PM
If you're doing pickles it depends on what size you want your pickles to be. My hubby does spicy dills and doesn't want them too big because they get mushy in the middle.
Happy cucumber-ing! :D
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katmom Posted - Jun 27 2015 : 1:16:39 PM
Amy, enjoy your gerkins... one of my favorite things to can....
and yes, 4' - 6' is the perfect size.

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ddmashayekhi Posted - Jun 22 2015 : 05:14:08 AM
I prefer them when they are just about 4-6"s long. Any bigger and they don't have any taste. Congratulations on your gardening success! Enjoy your bounty.

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gramadinah Posted - Jun 20 2015 : 7:14:43 PM
They are ready at any size tiny gherkins to giant dills.
Diana


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