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Cool Weather Crop Guaranteed To Grow 68 Days to Harvest Plant 1/4-inch Deep, 18-inch Row Spacing & 8-inch Plant Spacing

This fancy buttery lettuce with ruffled burgundy-tinged leaves is a salad lover's dream. 1985 All America Winner with a long harvest period. Red Sails lettuce grows mature leaves in just over six weeks and is very heat resistant. The soft buttery leaves will grow for quite some time in warm weather without getting bitter or bolting. A good choice for a colorful salad with only one variety! Try growing its deep burgundy to bronze leaves in containers for a beautiful edible ornamental. This packet...

An old favorite, both because of its flavor and because of its earliness. You'll be harvesting full sized leaves in a little over a month, and greens can be harvested in just three weeks. Withstands a lot of adverse conditions including some draught, frost, and heat. Slow to bolt. Sow outside in early spring, 3 to 4 weeks before last frost, and successive plantings every 3 weeks. 40 days.

Soil P H 6.0 to 7.0 - Sow seed in early Spring, as soon as soil can be worked. This occurs about four weeks before last expected Spring frost. Plant 1/8 inch deep in a wide row, 6 inches apart in all directions. Make sure soil contains a good supply of nitrogen for good leaf production. Lettuce may be started inside and transplanted into the garden for an earlier crop. Lettuce needs cool weather to do well. In warm weather, lettuce turns bitter and quickly goes to seed...

An old French heirloom originally introduced commercially in 1885. It is a lettuce grown for both its exceptional beauty and versatility. The ample heads produce tight rosettes of thick crisp leaves that are deep green tipped with red. Four Seasons is absolutely one of the best eating varieties anywhere, and it is heat tolerant. Lettuce grows best when the temperatures are in the 60's. Press seeds into soil, but do not cover, keep soil moist. Thin young seedlings to 12-18" apart. 45...

It’s recommended to directly plant the Outredgeous Red Lettuce seeds outdoors 2 weeks before the last spring frost date and up to 2 – 6 weeks after the last spring frost date.  You can also replant 8 – 12 weeks before the first fall frost date.

TRANSPLANTING: Sow in flats, 4 seeds/in., or in 3/4" plug trays, barely covering seeds with fine vermiculite, 3-4 weeks before transplanting outdoors. Shade the flats on sunny, warm days if necessary to keep the soil surface cool, below 75°F (24°C), until germination. If sowing into flats, transplant 1-2" apart into flats, pots, or cell-type containers about 2 weeks later. Harden seedlings by reducing water and temperature for 2-3 days before planting outdoors. Properly hardened transplants can survive...

apart when seedlings are 2 inches tall. Harvest whole plants when plants are 4-5 inches tall (about 6 weeks). Sow every 2 weeks for continous harvest.

This Red Sails Lettuce is an All-America Selections winner produces a deliciously flavored, loose-leaf head that is attractively colored throughout, with splashes of red that makes an attractive, tasty addition to salads. Plants are slow to bolt to seed, and because they mature quickly they can be grown later in the spring than most varieties. Grows well in containers. 45-55 days to maturity.

(Latuca sativa) Rare French variety introduced in 1906 by C.C. Morse & Co. as Strawberry Cabbage Lettuce. Stunning sanguine or blood red speckles. Plants average 8" in diameter. Tender texture and excellent quality. Butterhead, 60 days. DIRECT SEED 1" Apart SEED DEPTH 1/4" GERMINATION 7-14 Days THIN 10" Apart Green Thumb Tip Sow continuously for a constant supply of lettuce. Best grown in cooler weather. Plant in full sun or partial shade. ± 32,000 seeds/oz

Tender, buttery-soft, light green leaves are a delight to eat. A French butterhead type that is large and perfect for overwintering in mild climates, or fall harvesting in cooler climates.

Farmers Market Seeds are Certified Organic seeds from small, independent farms.  For four generations our family-run seed packing business has provided quality seed to farmers and families.  It all started with our Great Grandfather, Cecil Solly, a horticulturalist in the Seattle, Washington area from 1924 until his death in 1965.  During his lifetime he was the editor for Northwest Gardens Magazine, had a daily column in The Seattle Times, The Tacoma News Tribune and Western Homes Magazine. He starred...

Sowing. Seed Depth: ¼-½" (6-13mm). Lettuce seeds need light to germinate. Sow the seeds on top of the soil and cover very lightly and not to exceed the seed depth. Germination soil temperature: 40-60º F (4-16-ºC) germination rates decline above 68ºF (20ºC). Days to Germination: 7-14. Sow indoors: 4 weeks before transplanting. Sow outdoors: When soil can be worked. Growing. pH range: 6.5-7.0. Growing soil temperature: 55-65º F (13-18ºC). Spacing in beds : Leaf lettuce for continuous harvest...

Vegetable Description: A light green butterhead with delicious buttery yellow heart. This extra tender heirloom has a classic mild flavor, and goes back over 100 years. The firm, 12-inch round head sits up off the ground for a cleaner pick. Ready in about 70 days, does well in warm conditions.

This step of thinning is especially critical for heading varieties of lettuce. If you don't space them properly, you will still have lettuce to eat, but the pressure from crowding the plants will create a competition for water and nutrients and they will likely not head. One of the most common "least favorite" gardening tasks folks have (myself included) is thinning. It feels like you are wasting seeds, time and killing poor little plants. But think of it as a required part of growing healthy...

TRANSPLANTING: Sow in flats, 4 seeds/in., or in 3/4" plug trays, barely covering seeds with fine vermiculite, 3-4 weeks before transplanting outdoors. Shade the flats on sunny, warm days if necessary to keep the soil surface cool, below 75°F (24°C), until germination. If sowing into flats, transplant 1-2" apart into flats, pots, or cell-type containers about 2 weeks later. Harden seedlings by reducing water and temperature for 2-3 days before planting outdoors. Properly hardened transplants can survive...

Growing: Very easy to grow, lightly frost tolerant annual that grows in the full sun and tolerates part shade. Most lettuce bolts quickly in hot weather. Planted in early spring, late summer and early fall. Plant Seeds: 1/8"deep with 1/2" between seeds, in rows 12" apart. Soil Temp: 40-80?F. Days to Emergence: 3-15. Thin To/Mature Plant Spacing: 6-10". Seeds/Oz: 25,000. Seed Wt./100' Row: 4g. Average Yield/100' Row: varies. Days to Harvest: 25-50. Seed Viability: 3-4 years. Companions: Beet, Brassicas...

(Latuca sativa) A garden standard since 1946. Large thick clusters of light green frilled leaves are produced all summer. As its name suggests, this variety is very slow to bolt. Pleasing flavor, never bitter. Looseleaf, 45-55 days. DIRECT SEED 1" Apart SEED DEPTH 1/4" GERMINATION 7-14 Days THIN 6-8" Apart Green Thumb Tip Sow continuously for a constant supply of lettuce. Best grown in cooler weather. Plant in full sun or partial shade. ± 23,000 seeds/oz