HEIRLOOM. Rightfully famous for over 242 years! Bright green, deeply lobed leaves are never bitter, even in the summertime heat

HEIRLOOM. ORGANIC. An old dependable friend for many growers. Deeply savoyed, light green leaves arrive very early and tolerate a range of growing conditions. Slow to bolt.

Bred to withstand the desert climate of Palestine, this upright romaine stays refreshingly sweet and crisp in the heat, and is very resistant to tip burn. A rare lettuce that can handle Southern summers!

Extremely vigorous with big outer leaves, Italienischer can take some heat and slow to bolt. Even at its most mature size, this lettuce is sweet and crisp when others have become bitter in summer's heat. Upright sturdy 18" bright green plants provide bountiful crisp delicious leaves that need plenty of space. Some are black-seeded, some white-seeded, both true-to-type. 

Fast-growing cool-season salad green – often ready to harvest just 4 weeks after seeding. Also known as Salad Rocket or Roquette. Distinctive, delicious peppery flavor.  Hardy, dark-green wide leaves enjoy a cut-and-come-again harvest.  

Sweetest lettuce we offer. Heads hold long into the heat without bolting. The extremely deep-red leaves are slightly smaller than other cos varieties. 

Fast-growing cool-season salad green – often ready to harvest just 4 weeks after seeding. Also known as Salad Rocket or Roquette. Distinctive, delicious peppery flavor.  Hardy, dark-green wide leaves enjoy a cut-and-come-again harvest.  

Buttery, crunchy, chewy leaves with a crisp heart - one of the best all round lettuces deserving of so many adjectives. Heat tolerant and slow to bolt. 

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In Central Florida it helps to plant lettuce underneath a leaf canopy so that it is shaded during the hottest portion of the day. 

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Sow continuously, every two weeks, for a constant supply of lettuce.

Introduced to gardeners in 1988 by Harris Moran. Described as “distinctly red; slow bolting; a fast mover for markets demanding unique vegetables.”  Seed Savers Exchange describes it as soft-textured loose leaf “cut and come again” lettuce.

In Central Florida it helps to plant lettuce underneath a leaf canopy so that it is shaded during the hottest portion of the day. 

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Sow continuously, every two weeks, for a constant supply of lettuce.

Buttery, crunchy, chewy leaves with a crisp heart - one of the best all round lettuces deserving of so many adjectives. Heat tolerant and slow to bolt. 

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In Central Florida it helps to plant lettuce underneath a leaf canopy so that it is shaded during the hottest portion of the day. 

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Sow continuously, every two weeks, for a constant supply of lettuce.

Buttery, crunchy, chewy leaves with a crisp heart - one of the best all round lettuces deserving of so many adjectives. Heat tolerant and slow to bolt. 

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In Central Florida it helps to plant lettuce underneath a leaf canopy so that it is shaded during the hottest portion of the day. 

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Sow continuously, every two weeks, for a constant supply of lettuce.

Decorative upright loose-leaf lettuce plant, 6" tall and 14-16" wide. Beautiful deep-lobed bronze leaves are crisp and delicious. One of our best performers. Very slow to bolt.

In Central Florida it helps to plant lettuce underneath a leaf canopy so that it is shaded during the hottest portion of the day. 

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Sow continuously, every two weeks, for a constant supply of lettuce.

A large and beautiful chartreuse butterhead lettuce that scored in the top 10 in Seed Savers Exchange’s 2010 lettuce tasting of over 70 varieties and remains popular. This mild, tender, and sweet lettuce has floppy leaves and is slow to bolt.

In Central Florida it helps to plant lettuce underneath a leaf canopy so that it is shaded during the hottest portion of the day. 

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Sow continuously, every two weeks, for a constant supply of lettuce.

Loose leaf “cut and come again” organic lettuce with a striking appearance.  Soft, frilled leaves are solid maroon on top and green tinged with maroon on underside. Slow to bolt.

In Central Florida it helps to plant lettuce underneath a leaf canopy so that it is shaded during the hottest portion of the day. 

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Sow continuously, every two weeks, for a constant supply of lettuce.

Loose leaf “cut and come again” organic lettuce with green leaves that are tinged with red. Mild flavor.

In Central Florida it helps to plant lettuce underneath a leaf canopy so that it is shaded during the hottest portion of the day. 

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Sow continuously, every two weeks, for a constant supply of lettuce.

Intense red leaves on 10-inch tall and 12-inch wide plant.

In Central Florida it helps to plant lettuce underneath a leaf canopy so that it is shaded during the hottest portion of the day. 

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Sow continuously, every two weeks, for a constant supply of lettuce.