(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom. Crisp, light green, fan shaped leaves with small heart & sweet flavour. Heat tolerant; bolt resistant - resists bolting longer than other varieties. Introduced onto the market in 1963 by G. Raleigh. 50-75 days. 2000 seeds
HINT: For the most flavour & crispness, harvest lettuce early in the morning.
(Lactuca sativa) French heirloom dating back to 1880. Highly attractive magenta coloured outer leaves, with pale green / cream coloured inside leaves. Able to be grown all year round in most areas. 1200 seeds
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom named after Grandpa George Admire who was a Civil War veteran born in 1822. Large, loosely headed lettuce with light green leaves and bronze tinges. Stays tender longer than most other varieties & is slow to bolt. 60 days. 1000 seeds
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(Lactuca sativa) Italian heirloom. Small, open leaf type, having green leaves with red edges. Attractive variety. 1200 seeds
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(Lactuca sativa) French heirloom first introduced in 1906 as 'Strawberry Cabbage Lettuce' by C. C. Morse & Co. Small lettuce to 18cm across displaying green leaves with deep, red/brown speckles. Fine texture & flavour. 60 days. 800 seeds
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom. Attractive, dark, rounded greeen leaves forming small heart. Slow to bolt. 800 seeds
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(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom. Attractive, light green leaves with bright red tinges. Forms loose heads up to 30cm across with solid green interior and almost white centre. Mild flavour. 1200 seeds
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(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom dating back prior to 1850's. During the 17th & 18th centuries, these lettuces were often pickled in brine & preserved for use during the winter. Small, light green lettuce to 18cm across - ideal for container growing or smaller gardens. Cold hardy. 50 days. 1200 seeds