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  • Tom Thumb: A compact, miniature butterhead lettuce with small, round, tightly packed heads. It's perfect for small gardens or containers and matures quickly.

  • Yedikule: A crisp, sweet lettuce with frilly leaves and a buttery texture. It's known for its heat tolerance and resistance to bolting, making it a reliable choice for summer salads.

  • Red Romaine: A vibrant, deep red lettuce with elongated, upright heads. It has a slightly bitter flavor and adds color and crunch to salads.

  • Bronze Mignonette: A petite lettuce variety with ruffled leaves and a bronze-red color. It has a sweet and tender flavor, perfect for fresh salads or garnishes.

  • Black Seeded Simpson: A classic loose-leaf lettuce with light green, frilly leaves. It's known for its mild flavor and delicate texture, making it versatile for salads or sandwiches.

  • Iceberg: Crisp and crunchy with tightly packed, pale green leaves forming a compact head. It has a mild flavor and is popular for salads, sandwiches, and wraps.

  • Oak Leaf: Distinctive for its lobed, oak leaf-shaped leaves, this lettuce has a tender texture and slightly nutty flavor. It adds visual interest to salads and can be harvested as baby leaves or mature heads.

  • Great Lakes 659: A crisp and juicy lettuce with large, light green heads. It's known for its heat tolerance and resistance to bolting, making it a reliable choice for summer harvesting.

  • Red Oakleaf: Similar to green oakleaf lettuce but with striking red-tinged leaves. It has a mild, sweet flavor and adds color and texture to salads.

  • Buttercrunch: A popular butterhead lettuce with tender, buttery leaves and a sweet flavor. It forms loose heads that are easy to harvest, perfect for salads or sandwiches.

  • Romaine Cimmaron: A red romaine lettuce with elongated heads and crisp, upright leaves. It has a slightly bitter flavor and adds color and texture to salads.

Lettuce

$4.00Price
Seeds will be started February through May
  • Lettuce is a cool-season crop that thrives in well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter. Plant lettuce in a location that receives partial shade, especially in warmer climates, to prevent it from bolting. Keep the soil consistently moist, but avoid overwatering to prevent diseases. Harvest lettuce leaves when they reach the desired size by cutting them near the base, allowing the plant to continue producing new leaves.

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