Lettuce seed is easy to direct sow or transplant into the garden. This easy-to-grow crop is a popular launching point for new gardeners because of its ease of growing. An additional benefit of growing lettuce is that it takes up very little space and can easily thrive in a container garden, in pots, on a patio, and even indoors with adequate lighting. If you are a brand new gardener, starting with lettuce will give you the confidence and excitement of growing an easy-to-grow and tasty crop. Plant lettuce seed in your garden today and see how rewarding it is to grow your own fresh lettuce that you can harvest over and over again! Lettuce can be categorized in several different ways. You will find that we have bibb (butterhead) lettuce, loose-leaf lettuce, crisphead or iceberg, and romaine. Plant several different kinds of lettuce for a colorful and tasty harvest. Lettuces can be grown as baby leaf or head lettuce. Baby leaf lettuce is harvested when the lettuce is very young and tender. Head lettuce is allowed to grow and mature until it forms a full head for harvesting. Many lettuces are "cut-and-come-again" lettuces. Meaning, that if you harvest a few inches above the ground, your lettuce will regrow for a second, third, and even fourth harvest! Great for small spaces. Lettuce enjoys cool temperatures and ample moisture. In hot climates, use shade cloth to protect lettuce plants during warm weather. If growing in small containers, make sure not to allow your containers to dry out during warm weather completely. Choose from our wide range of tasty, easy to grow, high-quality lettuce seeds for your garden or farm.
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- Echinacea
- Flax
- Four O’Clock
- Foxglove
- Gaillardia
- Gomphrena
- Hollyhock
- Hyssop
- Lavender
- Lupine
- Marigold
- Milkweed
- Morning Glory
- Nasturtium
- Nigella
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- Sweet Pea
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- Edible Flowers
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