The majority of vegetables are grown from seed or purchased as transplants from garden centers or nurseries to plant into your vegetable garden. We often take plant cuttings from herbaceous perennials ...

In case you wondered, your backyard gardener is not likely to be growing hydroponic lettuce. One-cut lettuces come in many leaf shapes, including oak leaf; Johnny’s sells 32 varieties.

Growing your own lettuce is easy! Try these tips for how to grow lettuce indoors or outdoors. Equally at home in the vegetable garden, containers, or flower border, lettuce presents garden-fresh ...

The only bad thing about growing your own lettuce is that you will never again be content with store-bought. Once you harvest tender, crisp but succulent leaves from your garden and enjoy them in a… ...

Looseleaf is the easiest, quickest lettuce to grow. High in vitamins A and C and calcium, it's harvested in 45 to 50 days from seed. You can plant more densely if you're going to follow the cut ...

Many salad lovers opt to plant loose-leaf types densely for cut-and-come-again harvests. For example, we grow bowls of lettuce just outside the kitchen door and find an 8-inch pot holds about four ...

Harvest the lettuce by cutting the leaves but leaving an inch of growth at the base of the plant which will grow back quickly and provide more lettuce to harvest. This is the same cut-and-come ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. From the time I started growing vegetables in the 1970s until last year ...