Lettuce is easy to harvest: you either pick leaves as you need them, or pull out the whole head for when you need a larger salad 😉 Just remember to pick only what you need as the longer you ...

Nursing your own lettuce from seed to harvest can be a bit of a challenge outdoors. The temperatures have to be just right. When it's too hot, the greens bolt and become unpalatably bitter. And ...

Wash the heck out of lettuces. Plunge the lettuces in a pan or sink of cold water and let sit for about five to 10 minutes to ...

Often sold in boxes (usually pre-washed), baby spinach is part of the amaranth family. How to use baby spinach: Toss it into salads with or without other greens. Since it’s often pre-washed, it may be ...

On my first day I discover that even putting on a lettuce cutter's uniform is challenging (no fieldworkers, I learn, "pick" lettuce ... letting the outer leaves fall to the ground.

Choose your seeds with care. Leaf lettuce will be more satisfying to grow than head lettuce. Baby leaf blends and salad ...

It is planting season in the garden, and I am still waiting on last week’s seeds to emerge from the soil. Soil temperatures ...

Believe it or not, it’s already time to plant vegetables like onions, leeks, and celery, as well as a variety of flowers.

VEINTICINCO DE MAYO, Argentina (Reuters) - Standing in his fields among tall, dry corn plants, farmer Dario Sabini inspects the smaller-than-usual corn cobs before taking the yellowing leaves of ...

Lettuce can be grown year-round and is quick to harvest. You can pick leaves as needed. Loose-leaf varieties like "Lollo ...