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All Year Lettuce Seeds for Baby Leaf or Whole Heads | 1000 Mixed Salad Leaves in Pictorial Packet With Growing Instructions | Always Dispatched Next Business Day
All Year Lettuce Seeds for Baby Leaf or Whole Heads | 1000 Mixed Salad Leaves in Pictorial Packet With Growing Instructions | Always Dispatched Next Business Day
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1000 Mixed Salad Leaf Seeds
In Pictorial Packet, With Growing Instructions
DESCRIPTION
A mix of cos, butterhead, crisp, and loose-leaf lettuce varieties. Suitable for sowing all year round, indoors during autumn and winter, outdoors during spring and summer. This vibrant mix can be grown as baby-leaf, cut-and-come-again salad, or individually in modules to grow full head lettuces. Nothing beats the taste of home-grown salad all year! Offers beautiful colour, texture, and flavour combinations.
GROWING INSTRUCTIONS
For baby-leaf salad: Scatter seeds over pre-moistened compost and lightly cover with a thin layer of compost. Gently press down to ensure good contact between seed and soil. Sow every few weeks for a continuous harvest.
For full head lettuce: Sow two seeds per cell in modules, and transplant into final growing positions once plants are approximately 5cm tall. This mix will grow year-round, though light levels in winter may affect yields, so prioritise a bright windowsill during darker months.
NEXT BUSINESS DAY DISPATCH
Please note: Royal Mail is now delivering 2nd class post every other weekday (Monday–Friday), rather than every day as before. As a result, delivery times are now typically longer. We will continue to dispatch your order promptly, but please allow a little extra time for it to arrive due to these Royal Mail changes that are out of our control.
GERMINATION AND GROWING DISCLAIMER
All seeds are sourced from trusted UK suppliers and batch-tested for quality. Many factors such as soil condition, weather, watering, and sowing depth can affect germination and plant growth. By purchasing seeds, you accept that the number of seeds germinated and the eventual crop produced cannot be guaranteed.
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