LETTUCE (Lactuca sativa) An Old World crop that requires cooler temperatures to grow really well. In hot climates, sow spring and fall crops. In cooler climates lettuce may be grown straight through the summer, as well as spring and fall. Rich, moist soil is necessary. Plants may benefit from a few hours of afternoon shade in hottest summer weather, full sun at other times. Succession plant from earliest spring until very late summer. Leaf and heading types all need the same conditions, but leaf lettuce is easiest to grow, as are Romaine and Butterhead types. Sow seed on soil surface and rake in lightly or otherwise barely cover, but not too deeply. Do not allow seedbed to get really dry. Thin gradually, enjoying the thinnings in an early salad or two. 700 seeds per pack.
Chadwick's Rodan
This variety was developed by the legendary Alan Chadwick, the English leader of the organic movement in the early 1900s. Green loose-leaf heads are tinged in bright red. They are quite compact and perfect for small gardens. We are delighted to offer such a historical lettuce that is so tasty too. 50 seeds.

Item Code: LT137  
$2.25