Armenian Cucumber
Vine · Cucurbitaceae
Armenian cucumber is technically a melon, but it is grown and eaten like a cucumber, with long ribbed fruits, crisp texture, and almost no bitterness. It is one of the best hot-climate cucumbers for zones 8–9b because vines keep producing through heat that stalls standard cucumber varieties.
At a Glance
Zone Planting Guide
Growing Guide
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Harvest
Pick when fruits are still slender, pale green, and glossy; oversized fruit become seedy and less crisp.
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Armenian Cucumber Planting Dates by Zone
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