Lettuce (Cos & Iceberg)


Growing in gro-beds!


Gro-beds


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‘Winter Density’ (Cos)


Solid dark green hearts, rather like a large ‘Little Gem’, very sweet leaves.


10202633 | 1000 seeds NEW ‘Sweet Success’ (Cos) ‘Mordore’ (Cos)


Colourful min Cos variety with stunning dark red leaves.


10204235 | 40 seeds NEW £3.99


A cross between a Cos and an Iceberg type, producing the dark green upright shape of a cos lettuce with the thick crisp crunch of an Iceberg type. Sweet leaves are great for salads.


Sow In Jan-Apr | Sow Out May-Aug | Harvest May-Oct 10202084 | 250 seeds


NEW £2.79 £1.99


A great way to grow lots of green and healthy salad ingredients, including


lettuces. Perfect for patios and balconies so ideal if limited to smaller spaces.


10905883


3 x Gro-beds £21.97 4.6/5


‘Lobjoits Green’ (Cos)


Tried and tested Cos variety, large hearts.


10204233 | 1300 seeds £1.99


‘Glassica’ (Iceberg)


Reliable variety, which grows well in a range of conditions.


10204151 | 200 seeds £2.49


‘Robinson’ (Iceberg) ‘Iceberg 3’ (Iceberg)


Late variety, large and tight crunchy heads.


10204115 | 800 seeds £1.99 ‘Lakeland’ (Iceberg)


Summer to autumn cropping, resistant to mildew.


10202608 | 600 seeds £1.99 54 Over 5000 products available at marshallsgarden.com


Lettuce ‘Robinson’ is an award- winning iceberg lettuce producing medium-sized heads of crisp, crunchy, succulent leaves. It has good resistance powdery mildew and bolting, and copes well in most garden conditions.


Sow In Mar-Apr | Sow Out Apr-Jul Harvest May-Sep


10204218 | 200 seeds £2.99 *Compared to buying individually


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