Many of us have a green thumb but no real garden space.Container gardensare an excellent way for almost anyone, including city dwellers, to grow a few herbs or greens on patios, decks, and balconies. If no outdoor space is available, even a sunny window can work. Because lettuce has sh...
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...
Leaf lettuce, also referred to as loose leaf lettuce, doesn’t form as compact and tight of a head. By harvesting only the outer leaves, you can keep harvesting from leaf lettuce for quite a while before you resort to harvesting the head itself. Leaf lettuce plants are often raised for b...
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The young leaves grow from the center and are protected, while the older, mature leaves are on the outside. That means you can harvest the good-size leaves from the outside of the lettuce head, leaving the smaller inside leaves the time to grow. ...
Lucky enough to have your own vegetable garden and grow your own lettuce? Our advice for storing heads of freshly picked lettuce depends on the cleanliness of the greens. If you harvest a head of lettuce that’s extra gritty and might have some bugs tucked inside, go ahead and wash your ...
Like lettuce, kale falls into that cut-and-come-again category. You don’t have to pull the whole plant or wait until it’s “ready.” You can keep harvesting the outer leaves at the base of the stem (I use mygarden scissors). The plant will continue to grow new leaves in the cen...