I f you want to start a garden but space is a concern, the Lettuce Grow Farmstand may be the solution you’ve been searching for. This hydroponic system is low-maintenance, soil-free and space ...

As the week comes to an end, the moment that students on Persell Middle School’s Blue Team have waited for has finally arrived: the “Lettuce Lottery.” Yes, you read that correctly: lettuce. The source ...

The Farmstand from Lettuce Grow is a unique hydroponic gardening system that allows you to easily grow your own veggies and herbs indoors or outdoors. See why our registered dietitian says it's ...

Awareness of hydroponic growing is on the rise. Last year, Google announced that search interest in hydroponic gardens rose by 350%. People are curious and Lettuce Grow is a pioneering new brand ...

If you use the Farmstand indoors, Lettuce Grow suggests installing grow lights, which it calls "glow rings" and sells for an additional $200 to start. The lights are on for a minimum of 14 hours.

With Lettuce Grow, you and your family will have access to sustainable, fresh, clean, and unprocessed produce. And you get all that with a 90-day money back guarantee.

Lettuce Grow The Farmstand $348 at lettucegrow.com So when I saw skinfluencer Charlotte Palermino showing off some lettuce she grew in a cool, vertical hydroponic planter, I knew I needed one ASAP.

Jacob Pechenik with Lettuce Grow Farmstand came to Studio 512 to tell us about their cool take on getting fresh produce! What is Lettuce Grow and what are the benefits of having your own farmstand?

Get ready for the annual Lettuce Grow! St. Joseph Center of Arkansas announced the 8th annual Lettuce Grow fundraiser is slated for Sept. 20. The event starts at 5:30 p.m. It will be held at the ...

Mark Freeman, senior manager of global dining services at Microsoft, stands with lettuce growing in a hydroponic pyramids in Building 121's Cafe 121 on Microsoft's campus in Redmond.

One of the most dazzling (can you use that word to describe a head of lettuce?) is a variety of cos or Romaine lettuce known in its native Austria as "Forellenschluss" and it's been traced back to ...