(Lactuca sativa) Tall, copper red leaves. Slow to bolt. Resistant to cold & heat. Dates back to 18th century. 64 days. 2300 seeds
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(Beta vulgaris) American heirloom dating back to 1900's & originally grown for its attractive leaves. Attractive, deep-red foliage displaying a dark
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(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom introduced in 1850 by Peter Henderson & Co. Large, light green, crumpled leaves with sweet flavour. Inner leaves blanch a
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom. Highly attractive, deep red / maroon leaves with back of leaves tinged green. Slow to bolt. Pleasant, chewy texture. 5
***NOT TO TAS*** (Pisum sativum) Dating back to 1907; also known as 'Laxtonian' or 'Hundredfold'. Large, curved pods to 10cm long with pointed ends
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(Lactuca sativa) French heirloom dating back to 1700. Also known as 'Chinese' or 'Asparagus' lettuce. Non-hearting. Leaves have 2-4 times more Vit
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom. A lettuce variety largely grown for its thick, wide stems that remain crunchy, tender and juicy even as they reach their
Heirloom originating from Southern China. Also known as 'Stemuretasu'. Purple green long, thin, serrated leaves with purple stem. Highly resistant
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom. Also known as 'Erthel'. Upright, green leaves with serrated edges forming a compact head; plant to 45cm high. Unusual a
(Lactuca sativa) Austrian heirloom with name 'Forellenschuss' meaning 'speckled like a trout's back'. Large, flat, green leaves with deep red flecks
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom originally from England & dating back to 1880. Also known as ‘Sucrine’ or ‘Sugar Cos’. Very small & upright lettuce with
(Lactuca sativa) First introduced in 1952 & named after Parris Island off the coast of South Carolina. Dark green, upright, slightly savoyed leaves,
(Lactuca sativa) A medieval pickling lettuce with a succulent flower stem which is similar to asparagus in flavour and appearance. Named as its poin