“Kirby-type” were developed to produce fruit parthenogenically, that is, without pollination of the flowers. Thus, Kirby-type would produce fruit in a greenhouse. The Kirby’s have no seeds, a very tender skin, and a distinctive long, slender shape. The selection process that resulted ...
No matter what type of cucumber you choose—Persian, Kirby (pickling), English (seedless), garden or slicing—it's important to know what to look for and how to store them when you get home. At the store, look at all sides of the cucumbers you plan to buy. You'll want one that...
It's a little cucumber that's been pickled in a brine, vinegar, or other solution and left to ferment for a period of time. Are pickles cucumbers first? Pickles are Cucumbers Crunchy, sour, salty or sweet – pickles all start the same way, as cucumbers! ... Kirby or Persian cucumbers...