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Leaf type lettuces generally produce a very loose head, and can often be used as 'cut and come again' varieties. Plant in succession every 2-3 weeks to extend your season. Leaf lettuces are also great for short season areas and tolerate heat better than head types. Lettuce is best direct sown as soon as soil can be worked in cool weather and cool soil temperatures (45-65F). Plant 1/8 inch deep in loose soil, and keep moist. Leaf lettuce can be closely sown in rows 12 inches apart, or in 2-4 inch bands. Thin and harvest as baby greens or allow to grow out to larger 'salad' sized leaves. Lettuce grows best in cool weather (75F or cooler) and can be of poor quality or go dormant in warm weather.
Montpellier is an Italian Iceberg lettuce variety Ice Queen got its name due to its good heat tolera..
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A proven red leaf lettuce that has a strong following due to its wonderful mellow taste and beautifu..
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A favorite Italian lettuce that has wine red margins surrounding a beautiful green-toned center. Alt..
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One of the standard medium red leaf lettuce varieties characterized by consistent performance. This ..
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Proven lettuce with broad, very lobed and curled light green leaves. Slow to bolt, it sends up new s..
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A green Oakleaf pickling lettuce, producing an abundance of leaves over a long period. Superior to m..
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Soltero has perhaps the deepest red coloring of any we've seen of the lollo rosso type lettuces. Ve..
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Like the leaf variety Freckles with its bronze red "freckles" on a medium green leaf, Speckles is a ..
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Quick-growing variety of Italian leaf lettuce, very tender, with small curled leaves, ruffled at the..
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Oscarde is a premium Red Oak Leaf Lettuce with a downy mildew resistance characteristic. We do not h..
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Also known as "Pointed Leaf Lettuce". As its name suggests, this oriental lettuce has long pointed b..
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