Lettuce Romaine (Lactuca sativa L.) (Bag) – Franchi Sementi

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Lettuce Bionda Ortolani. A classic romaine lettuce with a large tight head and dark green crunchy leaves. 65 days. Like all romaines, it does best in spring and fall. Can grow in summer for baby lettuce, and even head lettuce in cooler climates. Start from 5-6 week old transplants or direct seed, 2-3 seeds per foot at a row spacing of 12-16 inches. Water well until seeds germinate, thin to the best plant and keep well watered. 7 gram packet. *Heritage Variety* L5 - This is a mid-early variety that produces large upright head, consistant and of a blond coloured. Leaves have crunchy ribs. This is the classic Romaine lettuce used for making Caesar salads. Approximate seeds quantity:@4800 seeds per packet. To be sown from February to May and harvest from May to July and to be sown again from July and August to Harvest from September to November. Horticultural name: Lactuca sativa L. 1g

Lettuce Lollo Rossa (Lactuca sativa L.) (Bag) – Franchi Sementi

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Lettuce Lollo Rossa. Classic red/green frilly loose leaf. Great taste, holds well in summer heat. Leaves are light green at bottom, red at top. Harvest outer leaves or cut entire plant. Holds well in fall and will take hard freezes; survives well all winter in the unheated greenhouse. Also works well as a cutting lettuce. 50-55 days. 5 gram packet. *Heritage Variety* L27 - This is an early variety with medium sized full open head. The leaves are tender, crunchy and upright with ruffled head. Ideal for growing either as cut and come again or as a head of lettuce. Approximate seeds quantity: @4000 seeds. Sow from March to end of September for a late harvest under a cloche or in a cold greenhouse. 1g

Lettuce Lollo Bionda (Lactuca sativa L.) (Bag) – Franchi Sementi

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Lollo Bionda (Verde). Solid green version of the classic frilly loose leaf. Great taste, holds well in summer heat. Leaves are light green Harvest outer leaves or cut entire plant. Holds well in fall and will take hard freezes; survives well all winter in the unheated greenhouse. Also works well as a cutting lettuce. 50-55 days. 5 gram packet, approximately 4000 seeds. Approximately 600-1200 seeds per gram. *Heritage Variety* L16 - This is an early variety with medium sized full open head. The leaves are tender, crunchy and upright with ruffled head. Ideal for growing either as cut and come again or as a head of lettuce. Approximate seeds quantity: @4000 seeds. Sow from March to end of September for a late harvest under a cloche or in a cold greenhouse. 1g

Lettuce Great Lakes or Iceberg (Lactuca sativa L.) (Bag) – Franchi Sementi

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L26 - This late variety produces large thight green head with large and numerous leaves. The leaves have pronunced crunchy ribs. This variety is really similar to the iceberg lettuce.
Approximate seeds quantity: @3200 seeds.
To be sown from March to June and harvest from June to October.


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Lettuce Four Seasons Mesclun (Bag) – Franchi Sementi

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Misticanza Quattro Stagioni — Mesclun Four Seasons. Mesclun mix of lettuce, endive, radicchio & chicory. 14 varieties including Verona, Pan Zucchero, Four Seasons lettuce, Romaines, cutting lettuces. For salads or braising. Cut when 3-4 inches tall. Make succession plantings every 2-3 weeks for continuous harvests. 8 gram packet, approximately 4500 seeds. Approximately 600-1200 seeds per gram.


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Lettuce Four Seasons (Bag) – Franchi Sementi

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Lettuce Quattro Stagioni — Four Seasons. Butterhead. Creamy green head with red on the tip of the leaves. Becomes very red in fall and spring and is an excellent choice for winter hoophouse growing. Excellent taste and very smooth texture. Very cold resistant and will survive 20°F with some protection. Color turns dark red in cool weather. 50-58 days. 8 gram pack, approximately 4000 seeds. L31 - I am a convert to the purple edged leaves of "Quattro Stagioni" - Elspeth Thompson, Sunday Telegraph Magazine 07/07/02. '4 Seasons'. This lettuce has very dark red edges. Round, closed head dated to around 1880. @6400 seeds. Sow Mar-end Sept. 1g