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Lettuce Drunken Woman (Raw Seed) - 57545

An old Heirloom variety Drunken Woman has ruffled green leaves with bronzed edges. Available in both raw seeds and pelleted seed. Raw Seed

Lettuce Pint Size - 58235

A charming miniature lettuce that’s perfect for small gardens and container growing. ‘Pint Size’ forms compact, tidy heads of crisp, tender leaves with a fresh, mild flavour. Quick to mature and easy to harvest whole, it’s ideal for individual salads, lunchboxes, and frequent pickings from the garden. A delightful, space-saving variety for home growers

Lettuce Cos Little Gem - 58040

A high quality, green, selection of Cos lettuce. Very uniform, compact habit with well filled hearts. Little Gem has bred in Mildew resistance. The smaller sized heads are suited for the smaller family.

Lettuce Great Lakes (Raw Seed) - 58200

A great favourite that has been tried and true for many years Great Lakes is well established as being a good lettuce for summer and autumn harvesting. Good value for money.

Lettuce Legacy - 58220

Vigorous crisp head even under low temperatures. Best variety for harvest winter and spring. Deep green colour.

Lettuce Gourmet Salad Blend - 57600

Crisp, tangy, vitamin filled loose leafed lettuces. A very popular blend of 15 fast maturing mixed coloured varieties with balanced leaf shapes. Sow at fortnightly intervals from September to mid-January for a continuous supply.

Lettuce Cut & Come Again MIX - 57650

This is a mix of both green and red Cut & Come Again Lettuce. Fantastic, economical mix to have continual, fresh salad leaves all summer long. Simply use scissors to trim leaves off the plant as required. Providing you leave 2-3cm of leaf on the plant, ensure there is sufficient water and have good soil; the leaves should resume their growth, ready for your next salad! Best planted as a mass planting so you can cut selected areas at different times.

Lettuce Drunken Woman (Pellets) - 57550

An old Heirloom variety Drunken Woman has ruffled green leaves with bronzed edges. These seeds have been ThermoCure Primed, this process assists germination at temperatures of up to 10C higher than raw seed. The ThermoCure treatment also breaks photodormancy, allowing seed to germinate in both light and dark conditions. Ensure your media is thoroughly wet when first sowing to allow the pellets to fully saturate and breakdown. Currently available in both pelleted and raw seed. Pelleted Seed

Lettuce Great Lakes (Pelleted Seed) - 58245

A great favourite that has been tried and true for many years Great Lakes is well established as being a good lettuce for summer and autumn harvesting. Good value for money. These seeds have been ThermoCure Primed, this process assists germination at temperatures of up to 10C higher than raw seed. The ThermoCure treatment also breaks photodormancy, allowing seed to germinate in both light and dark conditions. Ensure your media is thoroughly wet when first sowing to allow the pellets to fully saturate and breakdown. Pelleted Seed

Lettuce Bug Off - 57450

High quality F1 hybrid breeding of 15 years has finally produced a few aphid resistant (Nasonovia ribisnigri) lettuces. Bug Off! Is one of those varieties. It is a quick growing, tasty iceberg lettuce that is aphid resistant... Who could ask for more?! Medium to large sized, round well filled heads with a fresh green colour. A vigourous grower that is also strong against "tipburn". For spring, summer and autumn cropping. Nasonovia Resistant.

Lettuce Kaiser - 58210

The earliest producing crisp head Lettuce available. Recommended harvest summer and autumn. Bright green colour.

Lettuce Cisco - 58230

Produces medium sized crisphead lettuce with excellent cold tolerance. Harvest spring, autumn and winter. Bright green colour.

Lettuce Muck Chow - 58590

A fast-growing Asian-style lettuce with glossy green leaves and a crisp, juicy texture. ‘Muck Chow’ offers a mild, refreshing flavour that’s perfect for salads, wraps, and fresh garnishes. Plants are vigorous and reliable, producing generous harvests and performing well across a range of growing conditions. An excellent choice for gardeners looking for something a little different in the salad patch. Germination temperature needs to be on the cooler side 15-20ºC

Lettuce Cut & Come Again GREEN - 57630

Cut & Come Again Green is perfectly designed for continual fresh cuttings. For vibrant green, crisp, salad leaves, simply use scissors to trim leaves off the plant as required. Providing you leave 2-3cm of leaf on the plant, ensure there is sufficient water and have good soil; the leaves should resume their growth, ready for your next salad! Best planted as a mass planting so you can cut selected areas at different times.

Lettuce Batavia Green Leny (Aphid Resistant) - 57440

Green Leny has dense, bright green heads with sweet flavoured, crisp leaves and no bitterness. Nasonovia Aphid Resistant

Lettuce Redfire - 58240

Beautiful light green leaves with dark red frills. Adapts well in warm or cool seasons. Slow to bolt.

Lettuce - Mesclun Mix - 58600

Add a fantastic spicy mix to your salads with this great "Mesclun Mix". Mix includes: Endive, Corn Salad, Rocket, Chicory/Raddichio along with Oakleaf, Curled Green and Curled Red Lettuce.

Lettuce Cut & Come Again RED - 57640

Cut & Come Again RED is perfectly designed for continual fresh cuttings. Mix your deep-red leaves amongst your salad to for a great contrast against your green leaves, or enjoy a nice red salad on its own. Simply use scissors to trim leaves off the plant as required. Providing you leave 2-3cm of leaf on the plant, ensure there is sufficient water and have good soil; the leaves should resume their growth, ready for your next salad! Best planted as a mass planting so you can cut selected areas at different times.

Lettuce Red Romaine Cos - 58085

A red version of the favourite green Cos lettuce. Pick leaves individually as needed or harvest as a whole lettuce. Perfect for adding colour to salads.

Corn-Salad - 64850

Historically classed as a weed known as Lamb's Lettuce - this could be because it generally appeared about the lambing season, or because it is a favourite food of lambs! The young leaves in spring and autumn are particularly tasty - a great addition to your salad mixes or eaten on its own.