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Hot House cucumbers are an excellent source of vitamins A, K, C, and potassium. What is the difference between a hot house cucumber and regular… Read More »Are Hot House Cucumbers Healthy?

Usually eaten raw, Melissa’s Hot House Cucumbers are not waxed, so no peeling is necessary. They can be sliced in salads, cut into spears and… Read More »Do You Have To Peel A Hot House Cucumber?

Also known as an English cucumber and a European cucumber, Hot House cucumbers are classified as burpless which means they have thinner skins, are sweeter,… Read More »Are Hothouse Cucumbers Burpless?

English (or hothouse) cucumbers are long, narrow and are sold wrapped in plastic to protect their thinner, unwaxed skin. English cucumbers are sometimes billed as… Read More »What Does A Hothouse Cucumber Look Like?

They can be sliced in salads, cut into spears and served with a dip, or used in sandwiches in place of lettuce. Combined with yogurt… Read More »What Are Hothouse Cucumbers Used For?

Since greenhouse cucumbers are seedless, thin skinned and often promoted as burpless, they are considered more of a premium cucumber, Hochmuth said. Which cucumbers are… Read More »Are Greenhouse Cucumbers Seedless?

It is a new dark green, thin-skinned, tender, sweet cucumber. This plant produces 7-8 inch fruits, all-female on parthenocarpic (fruits can set without pollination) plants.… Read More »What’S A Greenhouse Cucumber?

English cucumbers, sometimes sold as hothouse cucumbers, are generally longer and slimmer than their more traditional cousins and often sold shrink-wrapped at the grocery store.… Read More »What Is The Difference Between A Hot House Cucumber And Regular Cucumber?