Vegetable and Salad Seeds Lettuce 2

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Lettuce Mixed Leaves

Discover the gardener's choice for convenience and variety with our Mixed Lettuce Leaf Seeds. This economical packet combines butterhead, cos, crisp, and loose leaf types, giving you a range of textures and flavours in a single row. Perfect for patio gardening, this mix saves space and provides continuous harvests. The packet includes salad bowl, red salad bowl, lollo rossa, winter density, little gem, lobjoits, great lakes, all year round, marvel of four seasons, and webbs wonderful.
Handy Tip: Try broadcasting seed into modular trays and plant without thinning and harvest as required as 'cut and come again' varieties.

Lettuce Read Salad Bowl

Elevate your salads with Lettuce Red Salad Bowl, an RHS Award winner known for its distinctive oak leaf type. This variety features large heads with serrated dark red leaves, perfect for individual picking. Ideal for "cut and come again" use, this lettuce adds a vibrant touch to your dishes. Grow your own fresh, crunchy salad leaves and make your meals even more exciting.
Handy Tip: If short of space, the attractive red foliage can look just as good planted in a flower border.

Lettuce Green Salad Bowl

Elevate your salads with Lettuce Red Salad Bowl, an RHS Award winner known for its distinctive oak leaf type. This variety features large heads with serrated dark red leaves, perfect for individual picking. Ideal for "cut and come again" use, this lettuce adds a vibrant touch to your dishes. Grow your own fresh, crunchy salad leaves and make your meals even more exciting.
Handy Tip: When sowing as a 'cut and come again', sow every 2-3 weeks for a succession of fresh leaves all season.

Lettuce Webbs Wonderful

Introducing Lettuce Webb's Wonderful Seeds, the most popular and widely grown lettuce variety. Known for its large, frilly, crisp heads, Webb's Wonderful is slow to run to seed, even in hot weather. While it takes longer to harvest due to its size, the result is a bountiful yield of delicious, crunchy lettuce.
Handy Tip: Regular watering around the roots and not on the foliage is essential, especially 7-10 days before maturity.

Lettuce Winter Density (Semi-cos type)

Discover Lettuce Winter Density, an RHS Award-winning semi-cos type known for its excellent flavour and hardiness. This variety features large, well-wrapped heads, making it perfect for overwintering outside or under cloches for an early spring crop. Enjoy fresh, crisp salad greens with outstanding winter hardiness, ideal for any garden.
Handy Tip: Watch out for bird and slug damage in the spring, as young leaves are a tempting meal for wildlife at that time of year.

***Please refer to the individual packets for specific sowing and harvesting instructions, as they may differ from the chart below.***

Key Features
RHS Award: Each variety has received the prestigious RHS Award, ensuring top garden performance.
Flavourful: Known for their excellent taste, these lettuces enhance your salads and meals.
Crisp Texture: Perfect for fresh, crunchy salads with their crisp texture.
Ideal for Sowing: Suitable for sowing in spring, summer, and autumn with strong growth performance.
Suitable for Home Gardens: Perfect for growing in home gardens, providing fresh, homegrown lettuce.
Distinct Appearance: Unique features like deep red hues, vibrant green leaves, serrated edges, and large heads, enhancing your garden and dishes' visual appeal.

Growing chart

Sow Indoors

Plant Outdoors

Sow Indoords

Plant Outdoors

Technical specifications

Approx. Seed count	Mixed Leaves \| Red Salad - 1200 seeds
	Green Salad Bowl - 1000 seeds
	Webbs Wonderful \| Winter Density - 1400 seeds
When to Sow	February to October
Where to Sow	Sow seeds under glass in pots or trays of compost at 15-20°C, lightly covering with vermiculite or compost. Alternatively, sow seeds thinly from April in rows directly in the vegetable plot.
What to do Next	Thin seedlings once they are large enough to handle. In colder areas, some protection with cloches may be needed. Cold frame sowings can be transplanted to the growing site in spring, spaced accordingly.
Harvest	10 - 12 weeks from sowing. For Winter Density - March to May the following year.