Leaf lettuce
Cool-season crop
All leaf lettuces (ones that grow in loose rosettes rather than heads) are great in salads, but ‘Oak Leaf’, ‘Red Deer Tongue’, and ‘Red Sails’ are especially pretty when tossed together. Fresh cut as baby greens, they’re sweet and tender.
Plant in sun; part shade in hottest climates; all climate zones.
Nursery starts often have 2 or 3 plants to a cell. Tease them apart and plant separately for a bigger crop.
How to grow lettuce
All leaf lettuces (ones that grow in loose rosettes rather than heads) are great in salads, but ‘Oak Leaf’, ‘Red Deer Tongue’, and ‘Red Sails’ are especially pretty when tossed together. Fresh cut as baby greens, they’re sweet and tender.
Plant in sun; part shade in hottest climates; all climate zones.
Nursery starts often have 2 or 3 plants to a cell. Tease them apart and plant separately for a bigger crop.
How to grow lettuce
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