Lettuce

When plants flower, it’s generally considered a good thing; however, in vegetables grown for their leaves, such as lettuce, spinach, cabbage, and other cole crops,… Read More »Does Bolted Lettuce Taste Good?

In theory, bolted lettuce is still edible and non-toxic, however a taste test is always a good idea. The leaves tend to become tougher, more… Read More »Is It Ok To Eat Bolted Lettuce?

Let the leaves soak about five to ten minutes, rinse thoroughly in cold water and then soak again for a few more minutes. Drain and… Read More »What Can I Do With Bitter Lettuce?

Botanically speaking, lettuce falls into five categories: crisphead; butterhead; loose-leaf, or leaf; and romaine, or cos. (There’s also celtuce, or asparagus lettuce, which is cultivated… Read More »How Many Type Of Lettuce Do We Have?

Butterhead lettuce is usually known for being among the most heat-tolerant and bolt-resistant of all the lettuce types. What lettuce grows best in heat? Heat-tolerant… Read More »What Is The Most Heat Tolerant Lettuce?

Yes, it’s perfectly safe to eat bitter lettuce, but many people find it too unpalatable to swallow. Is it OK to eat bitter lettuce? But… Read More »Can Bitter Lettuce Be Eaten?

Your goal is to keep the soil warm, and keep it from freezing for as long as possible. Cover the lettuce patch with a two-… Read More »Do I Need To Cover My Lettuce?

You may be able to harvest a head, or a bunch or two, and doctor it up so it’s edible. But once the flavor turns… Read More »Is Bitter Lettuce Edible?

Black-Seeded Simpson lettuce is a popular ruffled leaf lettuce with tender leaves that have outstanding flavor. Lettuce is a good source of vitamin A and… Read More »What Is Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce Good For?

The frilly leaves are a tasty addition to any salad. Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce grows in a wide array of climates but is quick to… Read More »Is Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce Good For Salad?