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Freckles Romaine lettuce SEEDS - Vegetable Seeds - Caribbean garden seed
Freckles Romaine lettuce SEEDS - Vegetable Seeds - Caribbean garden seed
Freckles Romaine lettuce SEEDS - Vegetable Seeds - Caribbean garden seed
Freckles Romaine lettuce SEEDS - Vegetable Seeds - Caribbean garden seed
Freckles Romaine lettuce SEEDS - Vegetable Seeds - Caribbean garden seed
Freckles Romaine lettuce SEEDS - Vegetable Seeds - Caribbean garden seed
Freckles Romaine lettuce SEEDS - Vegetable Seeds - Caribbean garden seed
Freckles Romaine lettuce SEEDS - Vegetable Seeds - Caribbean garden seed

Lettuce Seeds - Freckles

$ 1.99 - $ 59.99
$ 1.99
$ 1.99 - $ 59.99
$ 1.99

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Leaf Lettuce: 1000 Seeds

Romaine lettuce, known as Freckles, is a heat-tolerant, heirloom variety with crisp green leaves speckled with burgundy spots. It grows easily and is ideal for warm climates, retaining its sweetness longer than other types that may turn bitter.Seeds Approximately Seeds per Ounce: 20,000

CULTURE: Lettuce is hardy and can be planted as early as the soil can be worked. It is a cool weather crop and grows best at temperatures of 60-65°F (15.5-18.3°C). Careful variety selection is important for hot weather plantings. Sow every 3 weeks for a continuous supply of fresh lettuce.
When to Sow
Lettuce can be seeded in the spring as soon as the soil can be worked. Days to maturity are from direct seeding in spring conditions, subtract 10-14 days if transplanting, subtract 7-10 days if planting in summer conditions, add 20 days if planting late summer-fall In certain areas, lettuce can be grown throughout the summer by choosing varieties which are heat tolerant; however, many lettuce varieties have difficulty germinating in soils above 75°F.  Start transplants 3-4 weeks before setting out.  Sow seeds 4 per inch in flats or small-cell plug trays, barely covering with fine soil.  If sowing into flats, transplant 2 weeks later into plug trays, pots, or into another flat at 1-2” apart.
Harvest
Cut lettuce holds best when harvested in the morning and cooled rapidly.  For salad mix or baby leaf production, harvest individual leaves when they reach desired size, or cut evenly across the bed making sure to stay above the growing tip.  For a continuous harvest, sow lettuce every 3 weeks.


 

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