Looseleaf lettuce. Extremely well adapted to growing here and once I can rely on. The leaves are similiar to oak leaf with the lobes but have a pretty bronze edge. You can harvest individual leaves or allow it to grow into a loose head for cut and come again harvesting. It is bolt resistant but like all lettuces here prefers some afternoon shade especially in fall and spring for best flavor. I have found that it will take forever to bolt so it still looks appetizing but it will go bitter once the temperatures heat up.
Packet: 400-600 seeds.
Good to start from seed in these months:
North Florida: January-April, September-December
Central Florida: January-March, September-December
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