If you grow romaine lettuce, there are ways to harvest the crop so that it keeps growing - meaning you can get multiple harvests. Whether you pick individual leaves as-and-when required or cut the ...

Romaine types suitable for our gardens include 'Paris Island Cos,' a medium-green lettuce matures in about 75 days and 'Rosalita,' a deep-red romaine with crispy leaves that's ready in 55 days.

Easy to cultivate and fast-growing, lettuce is the perfect starting vegetable for newbie hydroponics gardeners. Learn how to grow hydroponic lettuce.

Leaf lettuces are typically grown from seed outdoors, while Butterhead and Romaine can be grown from seed or transplants. Due to its long growing season, head lettuces are best grown from transplants.

Redford Union Schools launched a hydroponics program allowing students to grow lettuce in their classrooms. Students are involved in the entire process from planting seeds to harvesting and ...

If you do choose to take the plunge and give growing lettuce a try, you’ll only need some seeds, a pot of good soil, water and a sunny spot. But if this isn’t for you, that’s OK, too.

Aim for the shortest number of growing days possible to ensure a harvestable ripe crop. When sowing, remember to plant the seeds slightly deeper than recommended and to mulch them.

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Most keen gardeners and home cooks have tried growing lettuce from seed. Easy, quick and rewarding to grow, they are a great way to bring some variety, interest and flavour to dishes, after all ...