Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

Wild Lettuce (Lactuca virosa) 50+ Seeds *Free International Shipping*

Wild Lettuce (Lactuca virosa), grown medicinally for the milky white sap that oozes from the plant when cut or broken. Every order will receive a minimum of 50 non-GMO seeds grown and harvested late summer of 2019. Germination and Growing instructions: Scatter seeds on moist soil, and press them lightly into the soil. Do NOT cover the seeds as Lactuca needs sunlight to germinate. Germination takes 5 days to two weeks. Transplant seedlings to rich, moist soil and full sun, spacing them 2 ft apart. Wild Lettuce is a biennial, which means in the first year it will make a rosette of leaves, and in the second year the flower stalk(s) will shoot up in early to mid summer to 4-6ft and produce seeds in late summer/early fall. If you’re lucky, it will make seeds the first year. Wild Lettuce is hardy to zone 6 (-10F/-23C).

Wild Lettuce (Lactuca virosa) 50+ Seeds *Free International Shipping*

Wild Lettuce (Lactuca virosa), grown medicinally for the milky white sap that oozes from the plant when cut or broken. Every order will receive a minimum of 50 non-GMO seeds grown and harvested late summer of 2019. Germination and Growing instructions: Scatter seeds on moist soil, and press them lightly into the soil. Do NOT cover the seeds as Lactuca needs sunlight to germinate. Germination takes 5 days to two weeks. Transplant seedlings to rich, moist soil and full sun, spacing them 2 ft apart. Wild Lettuce is a biennial, which means in the first year it will make a rosette of leaves, and in the second year the flower stalk(s) will shoot up in early to mid summer to 4-6ft and produce seeds in late summer/early fall. If you’re lucky, it will make seeds the first year. Wild Lettuce is hardy to zone 6 (-10F/-23C).

Wild Lettuce SEEDS (Lactuca Serriola)

Wild lettuce is a annual to zone 4-9. It re-seeds itself. It grows to 6 feet tall and develops yellow flowers. The plant, when more mature, has a lot of milky sap if you break the stem. Press seed onto moist soil and keep moist and cool to cold until it germinates in 21 to 30 days, or press seed onto moist soil in late fall and it will emerge in the spring. Wild lettuce needs cooler temps and shade to germinate. Outdoor in fall or very early spring is best. 40 seeds per pkg.

Wild Lettuce SEEDS (Lactuca Serriola)

Wild lettuce is a annual to zone 4-9. It re-seeds itself. It grows to 6 feet tall and develops yellow flowers. The plant, when more mature, has a lot of milky sap if you break the stem. Press seed onto moist soil and keep moist and cool to cold until it germinates in 21 to 30 days, or press seed onto moist soil in late fall and it will emerge in the spring. Wild lettuce needs cooler temps and shade to germinate. Outdoor in fall or very early spring is best. 40 seeds per pkg.

1000+Romaine Lettuce Seeds Parris Island Cos Romaine Lettuce(Lactuca sativa) USA

1000+Romaine Lettuce Seeds Parris Island Cos Romaine Lettuce(Lactuca sativa) Parris Island Cos is crisp, flavorful, and has the highest nutritional value of any lettuce! Upright plants form 8-12 inch neatly folded heads of lettuce with dark green leaves and a creamy white heart. Good uniformity with tolerance to Tipburn, mosaic and bolting. Named after Parris Island off South Carolina. Parris Island lettuce was first introduced in 1952. Today, it is celebrated as a reliable heirloom lettuce and is a favorite romaine lettuce (also called cos) in the southeastern U.S. where it can be grown in fall, winter and spring.Sow and GrowSeeds can be sown directly in the garden and will mature in about 65-70 days. They should be planted in rows set about 36 inches (91 cm.) apart and thinned so that plants are no closer than 12 inches (30 cm.) apart.Lettuce plants require about an inch (2.5 cm.) of water per week for optimal growth. If growing Parris Island cos lettuce during the hot summer months, they will require extra water to prevent bolting. Keeping the soil cool and moist with layers of mulch or straw will also help it grow through difficult weather.HarvestParris Island lettuce is a romaine variety with dark green leaves and a cream to white heart. It forms vase-shaped heads which can grow up to 12 inches (30 cm.) tall. However, its outer leaves are usually harvested as needed for garden fresh salads or a sweet, crisp addition to sandwiches, rather than the whole head being harvested at once.

1000+Romaine Lettuce Seeds Parris Island Cos Romaine Lettuce(Lactuca sativa) USA

1000+Romaine Lettuce Seeds Parris Island Cos Romaine Lettuce(Lactuca sativa) Parris Island Cos is crisp, flavorful, and has the highest nutritional value of any lettuce! Upright plants form 8-12 inch neatly folded heads of lettuce with dark green leaves and a creamy white heart. Good uniformity with tolerance to Tipburn, mosaic and bolting. Named after Parris Island off South Carolina. Parris Island lettuce was first introduced in 1952. Today, it is celebrated as a reliable heirloom lettuce and is a favorite romaine lettuce (also called cos) in the southeastern U.S. where it can be grown in fall, winter and spring.Sow and GrowSeeds can be sown directly in the garden and will mature in about 65-70 days. They should be planted in rows set about 36 inches (91 cm.) apart and thinned so that plants are no closer than 12 inches (30 cm.) apart.Lettuce plants require about an inch (2.5 cm.) of water per week for optimal growth. If growing Parris Island cos lettuce during the hot summer months, they will require extra water to prevent bolting. Keeping the soil cool and moist with layers of mulch or straw will also help it grow through difficult weather.HarvestParris Island lettuce is a romaine variety with dark green leaves and a cream to white heart. It forms vase-shaped heads which can grow up to 12 inches (30 cm.) tall. However, its outer leaves are usually harvested as needed for garden fresh salads or a sweet, crisp addition to sandwiches, rather than the whole head being harvested at once.

Fresh Crisp Giant Caesar Romaine Lettuce Seeds| Heirloom Non-GMO | Vegetables

•Easy to grow!•Amazing bright green loose-leaf romaine type that has a buttery sweet flavor similar to butterheads! •Large leaves that are easy to pick without any tearing or breaking the rest of the head!•Heat resistant!•Does well in hotter areas!•Slow to bolt!•Will produce many nice heads!•Beautiful green leaves growing up to 14″ long and 8″ wide!