Lettuce comes in many forms, according to Adrienne R. Roethling, director of curation and mission delivery at Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden, such as head, loose-leaf, and a variety of colors like ...

Romaine is a cold-hardy crop that can be harvested about 65 to 70 days after planting—the leaves will be dark green and 6 inches high. Different harvesting techniques can extend the life of romaine ...

Most people have a garden story that ends the same way: the slugs won, or the heat hit early, or the soil just never seemed ...

But the truth is, starting a home garden doesn’t have to be complicated — and some vegetables practically grow themselves.

Lettuce is a fast-growing spring crop that is easy and convenient to grow at home. Fresh salads are a delight no matter the season, and the best way to make them is with lettuce from your own backyard ...

If you're looking for an easy way to grow your own salads, try choosing these lettuce varieties, which are all known to do super well in pots.

If you are looking for a reliable supply of leafy lettuce for quick salads, look no further than your countertop or sunny window. Growing hydroponic lettuce indoors is about the easiest thing you can ...

Redford Union Schools launched a hydroponics program allowing students to grow lettuce in their classrooms. Students are involved in the entire process from planting seeds to harvesting and delivering ...

I have written posts for Mother Earth about winter lettuce and Growing Lettuce Year Round, and I have a year (May to April) of postings about suitable lettuce varieties for each month on my website ...

YUMA, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) - Harvest is in full swing at the winter lettuce capital of the world. Yuma supplies 90% of the nation’s leafy greens during the winter. Growers across Yuma are busy harvesting ...

Video shows an inside look at Revol Greens' 16-acre greenhouse in Tehachapi that grows all kinds of lettuce year-round With the greenhouse method, Revol Greens is able to save significant amounts of ...

MAYFIELD, Ohio -- Some Mayfield City Schools students are experiencing the satisfaction of having the fruits (or in this case the lettuce) of their classroom efforts result in a real-life application ...