The best location for lettuce cultivation to plant lettuce in the fall and spring is in a place with full sun. If you plan to grow lettuce in the summer months or zones of the warm plantation, the partial shade will protect you from the hot summer sun. Seeding lettuce in the late summe...
How to Grow Lettuce - Harvest Time Days to Maturity:Loose-leaf varieties can be ready to begin cutting in as little as three weeks. Varieties that form loose or tight heads need more time, up to several weeks. Because there are so many varieties, check the information on the seed packet...
Growing Romaine Lettuce from Seed – Care Lettuce is an easy-to-grow annual vegetable and is a cool weather veggie that does best in temperatures between 60 and 70℉. Consistent moisture is required for a high-quality harvest of soft, mild-tasting lettuce. Keep your lettuce plant’s soil mo...
Learn how to grow lettuce step-by-step—planting, care through the season, and harvest—your complete guide to growing lettuce!
Arugula:Another peppery green, arugula grows well in winter gardens and tastes great in dishes other than salad. Add it to your pasta or use it to top a pizza. How To Grow Lettuce: From Seed to Harvest All it takes to have a garden full of thriving lettuce plants is a bit of prepara...
pickerconsisting of clamps that hold the fruit and twists it off into a basket makes shorter work of harvesting apples, which grow in USDA zones 3 to 9, depending on the variety, as well as the produce of other fruit trees. Mounting the picker on a pole eliminates the need to climb ...
I think I need to make a post similar to this regarding salad. I love making a salad filled with anything and everything. I was always raised on the Standard American Diet’s version of a salad, which was usually iceberg lettuce, shredded carrots and some tomatoes. Boooooooring! Now I’...
How long does it take for lettuce to grow? When does your lettuce harvest time end? What tools do you need? Stick around to find out when to harvest lettuce at the perfect time and how to pick lettuce so it keeps growing for a few extra weeks. ...
But I’m full of excuses (bought a house, construction on new house, two toddlers, brand new built-by-hand-from-scratch complete urban farming oasis of which I hope to grow many things to share with you, excuses, excuses), and I have not been completely absent from my food and camera...
Fruit, by contrast, is the seed-bearing food that forms from the flowers of plants and trees. Squash, pumpkin, cucumbers, eggplant, peppers, and tomatoes are often regarded as vegetables, but in reality they’re all fruits. These foods grow from the plant’s flower, and all contain seeds...