Lettuce plant

The next time you want to add to your gardening skills, check out this post on how to grow lettuce in your backyard!

Most folks don’t realize how easy (and cheap) it is to grow your own baby greens, even with a very limited amount of space. Just think about all the plastic bags and clamshell containers used for packaged greens that you buy at the store (not to mention how long they’ve been sitting in that plastic before they even get to market). Why not save the packaging and transit time, and harvest your own baby greens at home?

Lettuce is a nutrient powerhouse with a low calorific value. The benefits of lettuce are many. Here are the benefits and nutrition profile of lettuce. Read now.

Need help getting your lettuce patch up to snuff? Read our guide for the best tips to grow leaf and head types in veggie patches, raised beds, and containers.

How to Grow Lettuce **This is the info for how to grow lettuce, including Boston Lettuce, Iceberg Lettuce, and Romaine Lettuce. **There are many lettuce varieties and they all grow differently. It is important to

Like its glacial namesake, iceberg lettuce has a lot more going on beneath the surface.

Hydroponic lettuce is much healthier than traditional lettuce and has more nutrients. The roots and the leaves are rich in vitamins A, C, and E, as well as in minerals such as calcium and iron. They have a higher water content than traditional lettuce, so they can grow in spots where normal plants cannot. Hydroponic lettuce also grows faster than traditional lettuce, which means you can get more out of your harvest time. For information about growing lettuce hydroponically, visit our…

Not all produce can be stored together. Some fruits and vegetables put off a gas that others are sensitive to. This list will explain it all.

Lettuce is a cool-season plant, you can get the mature lettuce before the temperature increases. The interesting thing is that lettuce is a great vegetable…