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LETTUCE
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Dramatic deep red leaves that are highly fringed will add excellent flavour and make a real change in your salads.
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Very decorative lettuce that is extremely winter hardy. Small, compact heads with compact tight heart. Can be sown autumn to early spring.
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Very attractive deep red heads for over-wintering.
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Large self folding variety with bright green leaves blanched a lighter colour in the heart.Very crisp and slow to bolt.
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Sometimes referred to as Oak leaf type. Large heads made up of a mass of serrated leaves of dark red for individ-ual picking.
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An iceberg suitable for most soil types. Good crisp leaves. Sow at fortnightly intervals to ensure a continuous supply all summer.
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The first of the "cut and come again" types to arrive in our gardens. Bright green serrated leaves form large heads. Gives a different texture to sal...
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Probably the "Iceberg" on the grocer's shelf, large well wrapped heads of shiny bright green leaves. Very crisp and stands well at maturity.
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Large pale green heads. A good choice for sowing under cloches in February and then throughout the summer.
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Very quick maturing variety. Small but very solid heads with terrific flavour and nice texture. Sow early under cover and up to June only.
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