Lettuce Seed Mixtures & Collections



Lettuce seeds
(Lactuca sativa)

Baby Leaf & RomaineButterhead, Oak Leaf & Winter | Cos  | Continental | Iceberg, Looseleaf | Mixtures & Collections |  Lettuce Index

Lettuce Seeds 700-1,000 per gram. Start sowing early spring making successional sowings until mid summer. Sow as thinly as possible in rows 30cm apart, thin out to 20-30cm apart. Earlier sowings can be made from early January under glass. Pick leaves young for baby salad leaf.  Salad leaf mixtures from supermarkets are expensive, pick your own from the garden and have fresh salad leaves, choose from the large selection below of Baby leaf, Cos, Continental leaf, Iceberg, Oak leaf. Add to this watercress, rocket, chevril, coriander, or chives for an excellent leaf salad.

 

 

Lettuce Collection 1
A collection of 8 single packets that can be sown spring onwards (earlier under glass) and late summer to early autumn.
Black seeded Simpson       850 seeds    Baby leaf    Batavian type
Cocarde                                  750 seeds    Red Oak leaf
Erika                                           50 Pills       Butterhead
Marvel of Four Seasons   1,000 seeds   Butterhead
Red Sails                                375 seeds    Baby leaf Curled leaf variety
Reine de Glace                        1g Av 950 seeds   Iceberg
Valdor                                     750 seeds    Winter hardy Butterhead
Unicum                                1,200 seeds    Butterhead large headed

All these Lettuces are the top performing lettuces in the Late Sown Lettuce Trials by Sarah Raven of the Cutting Garden featured in the Telegraph

8 pkts Lettuce Save over £1.50
£9.35  Collection 1


 

 

Lettuce - Baby Leaf Mix

Lettuce - Baby Leaf Mix      Baby Leaf       NEW
A range of varieties all developed for baby leaf production. All feature excellent colour and texture, plus high levels of mildew resistance. All of these varieties are suitable for whole head production. A mixture of baby leaf varieties, giving an easy solution for growing mixed leaf salad. A mix of Blenheim, Rubane, Osterley, Exbury, Bridgemere and Roselee 
Average 800 seeds per gram

£2.45  approx 1 gram pkt


 


 

5 Star Greenhouse Lettuce Mix

Lettuce - Greenhouse 5 Star Mix        Baby Leaf      NEW
Special blend of downy mildew resistant varieties for growing under glass or polytunnel.
A beautiful mix of different leaf shapes and colours. This blend was selected after rigorous trials by the breeder. The varieties were selected for their ability to hold their colour (especially red leaf varieties) and resist downy mildew. Varieties include Sulu, Baronet, Antago, Blackhawk, Defender, Garrison and Annapolis. Harvest in 3-4 weeks for baby leaf by clipping with scissors.
Av 800 seeds per gram

£2.45  approx 1 gram pkt


 


 

Gourmet Lettuce Mix  Baby Leaf

Gourmet Lettuce Mix    Baby Leaf
A designer blend of 7 lettuce varieties with ruffled edges, unique leaf shapes, interesting texture and delicious taste, for that gourmet salad mix. Specially selected varieties that yield darker reds and greens even under low light conditions. Some of the 7 varieties in the mix include Outrageous - bright red with ruffled edges, Firecracker - brilliant red, Tango, Royal Oak.   Harvest in 3-4 weeks for baby leaf.

£0.69  approx 200 seeds

£2.25  approx 1,000 seeds


 


 

Wildfire Lettuce Mix

Wildfire Lettuce Mix    Baby Leaf
A mix with a high percentage of red leaved varieties. The mix contains the darkest reds, Outredgeous, Aruba, Blackjack, and vibrant greens Tango, Royal Oak, Paris Island and saladbowl to compliment the mix. 28 days to maturity.

£0.69 approx 200 seeds

£2.25 approx 1,000 seeds



 


 

Lettuce Exbury seeds
Lettuce Exbury

Baby Lettuce Mix     Baby Leaf
6 separate pkts
A complete collection of 6 new varieties especially bred for the bagged salad market, ideal for growing at home. 1 pkt of the following Exbury, Osterley, Dixter, Bridgemere, Wentworth and Ashbrook see below for description. To sow as a mix empty packet contents into container, mix well and sow up to approx 500 seeds per sq metre for baby leaf, cut and come again.

Total price of 6 pkts bought separate £7.50

Save over £1.50
£5.90 Collection of 6 separate pkts



 


 

 

All lettuce mixture baby lettuce leaf

All Lettuce Mixture     Baby Leaf
Salad leaf mixture
A custom mixture of lettuces in 1 packet, containing Parris Island, Rouge D'Hiver, Red Salad Bowl, Royal Oak and Green Salad Bowl
Best sown thickly and clipped young for baby leaf. Sow every 2 weeks for a continuous supply of tender young lettuce leaves. Harvest in 3-5 weeks dependant on conditions, harvest with knife or scissors, plants will grow new leaves for later harvest. Ideal mixture to add young or mature leaves of endive, chicory, radicchio, mizuna, pac choi, tatsoi, mustard and the popular watercress.

£0.69 approx 200 seeds

£2.25 approx 1000 seeds


 

 

 

Spicy Mesclun Mix    Baby Leaf
Av 500 seeds
European salad type custom mixture of red and green young salad leaves, including spicy leaves such as Arugula (rocket), Red Giant Mustard, Bianca Riccia endive, and mild leaves of red lettuce Marvel of four seasons, Rouge D' Hiver and Kyona and Tatsoi greens.
Sow every 2 weeks for a continuous supply. Harvest after approx 3 weeks using scissors, some of the plants will re grow.

£1.75 approx 500 seeds

 

 

 

 

Euro Mesclun Salad
European salad mix of greens for one of the finest, tastiest salads ever. Full of flavour from sweet and mild to hot and tangy. Mixture includes lettuce, radicchio, arugula, endive, orach, mizuna, kale, mustard, corn salad and more.
Sow every 2-4 weeks for a continuous supply.

£1.75  approx 750 seeds

 

 

 

Organic Lettuce

Lettuce
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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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