Cucumbers are typically grown on farms, where they are cultivated and harvested once they reach maturity. After harvesting, they are transported to processing facilities for cleaning and packaging. Once packaged, they are shipped via trucks to distribution centers and ultimately delivered to supermarkets. Throughout this journey, cucumbers are kept at controlled temperatures to maintain freshness.
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No, cucumbers is a noun.
If the perimeter is 220 cucumbers, the length of one side is 220 cucumbers ÷ 4 or 55 cucumbers. So the area is 55 cucumbers x 55 cucumbers or 3025 square cucumbers.
Yes, but the seeds found in supermarket cucumbers are immature (otherwise cucumbers would be full of chewy seeds). Immature seeds will not grow, but cucumber seeds are sold (fully mature) in many garden centers and home improvement stores.
Sea cucumbers are animals. They look like cucumbers XD
The U.S. produces the most cucumbers! Well cucumbers originated in India. In United States Florida produces the most cucumbers.
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Yes you can grow cucumbers in a container.
The plural of cucumber is cucumbers. As in "cucumbers are a vegetable".
Cucumbers came first... pickles are made from cucumbers.
People can cucumbers in jars and turn them into pickles.