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Dengarden. August is a time of transition when late summer heat gradually cools, leading to mild soil temperatures that pave ...

Lettuce and other salad greens are cool-season crops that grow best at temperatures of 59 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit, far lower temperatures than we typically experience in Greater Columbus in July ...

By taking care of these tasks in August, you'll set your garden up for success not only in the fall and winter, but also in ...

Suggested head lettuce varieties include Ithaca and Mesa 659. Romaine lettuce forms a loose head of sturdy, elongated, and bright green leaves.

3. You can plant leaf lettuce year round. The difference is the exposure you provide. Whereas on the coast you can plant lettuce in full sun all 12 months, when it comes to our inland valleys, the ...

Gardening can be a high-maintenance hobby, but luckily, the Lettuce Grow Farmstand planter alleviates the daily chores of watering and weeding. Although the system is low-maintenance, it does ...

Lettuce Grow, cofounded by actor Zooey Deschanel and producer Jacob Pechenik, has plenty of competitors, which I haven't tried. The least expensive is Click & Grow, which is $599.95 for a 27-plant ...

Iceberg head lettuce takes the longest to mature, and I don’t think it would be worth growing inside. Head lettuce takes about two-and-a-half months to mature in a nice, sunny, warm garden location.

Lindsey LeCuyer, of Garden to Table, helps second graders learn the finer points of picking lettuce. Louisville Elementary participated in the Garden to Table program lettuce harvest on Wednesday.