How to grow romaine lettuce from seed Transplants of young romaine lettuce ... While romaine lettuces are not the ideal type for growing indoors, loose-leaf varieties can be quickly cultivated ...

Lettuce ( Lactuca sativa) is a terrific choice for cold-climate gardens. "My favorite cold-tolerant vegetable to grow is ...

Lettuce seeds are tiny and require good soil contact ... each with unique characteristics and growing requirements. Loose-leaf varieties, such as ‘Black Seeded Simpson' and ‘Red Sails ...

Loose-leaf lettuce can be ready to harvest in as little as 30 days ... For the easiest results, sow seeds directly in the garden bed, spacing them about an inch apart, then thin seedlings as they grow ...

Is there anything more soul-lifting than staring down a big pile of spring leaf lettuce, and imaging all the different things ...

Ready to harvest: 30-60 days. How to do it: Fill your container with peat-free compost, water it thoroughly, sprinkle your lettuce seeds evenly across the surface, then gently press them down and ...

At the time my husband, Hugh, and I planted our first vegetable gardens in northern Arizona, we intentionally designed both ...

Today, you can find many wild lettuce products that contain extracts of the plant’s seeds, leaves, and milky sap. These tinctures, powders, oils, and pills are marketed to treat a range of ...

That doesn’t happen often in the NCAA Tournament. Certainly not in the second weekend against a No. 3 seed. “The mentality that we had was just to focus throughout a 40-minute game to not let ...

The moment you’re home, remove any outer leaves that look damaged. For loose-leaf lettuce (and greens), pick through the bag and remove any leaves that are wilted, damp or slimy. This will help ...