Lettuce Seeds for Planting, Red Romaine Lettuce, Bibb Butter Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson, Green Ice Iceberg Lettuce, Non-GMO

Lettuce Seeds: Your Gateway to a Thriving Garden

Brand: NatureZ Edge

Color: Black,Green

Features:

• Includes 4 different varieties of lettuce to satisfy all your salad needs. Red Romaine Lettuce Seeds, Bibb Butter Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson, Green Ice Iceberg Lettuce
• High Germination Rates- All our seeds are lab tested to ensure high quality so you can rest assured.
• Each packet contains 1 gram of lettuce seeds which equates to approximately 1000 seeds each. In general, lettuce seeds are 800-1200 per gram.
• Make sure to check out our storefront for our other garden seeds. Make sure to check back often because we are rapidly adding products.
• Our seeds are Non-GMO, open-pollinated, and grown in the USA.

Details: Description Includes 4 varieties of Lettuce Seeds for Planting. Each packet contains 1 gram of seed which is approximately 1000 seeds per packet.

Package Dimensions: 6.4 x 3.9 x 0.4 inches

Why Choose Lettuce Seeds?

Lettuce seeds are an essential choice for any gardener looking to grow fresh vegetables at home. The variety includes popular types like Red Romaine, Bibb Butter, and Black Seeded Simpson. Further, these seeds are non-GMO, ensuring that you are promoting healthy and natural gardening practices. Because they are easy to grow, even beginners can enjoy a bountiful harvest.

Types of Lettuce for Your Garden

When selecting lettuce seeds, consider the types that best fit your gardening goals. Red Romaine lettuce offers a vibrant color and crispy texture, while Bibb Butter lettuce is known for its sweet and delicate leaves. For those who want a classic option, Green Ice Iceberg lettuce delivers a crunchy and refreshing taste. Additionally, Black Seeded Simpson is known for its adaptability and fast growth.

How to Plant and Care for Lettuce Seeds

Planting lettuce seeds is straightforward and rewarding. Start by choosing a sunny location with well-draining soil. Scatter the seeds lightly and cover them with a thin layer of soil. Water gently to keep the soil moist but not soggy. Lettuce grows best in cooler weather, so plant it in early spring or fall. Monitor the growing conditions and provide adequate water to encourage robust growth. Regularly harvesting the leaves will ensure that you have a continuous supply of fresh lettuce throughout the season.