Vegetable Seeds A-Z Lettuce (Little Gem & Loose Leaf )


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Lettuce ‘Amaze’ (Little Gem)


An improved red gem lettuce with sparkling red and green tender leaves. A quick grower, it produces a really good crop in just a few weeks, with a soft, buttery taste. Suitable for growing in containers.


Sow In Mar-May | Sow Out May-Aug Harvest Jun-Oct


10202586 | 300 seeds NEW £3.29


Lettuce ‘Little Gem’ (Little Gem)


The nation’s favourite, producing a head of creamy, buttery leaves that are delicious and clean-tasting.


Sow In Mar-May | Sow Out Apr-Aug Harvest Jun-Oct


10202630 | 1700 seeds 10202631 | 4200 seeds


£2.29 £2.99


10204184 | 6m seed tapes £2.49


Lettuce ‘Moon Red’ (Little Gem)


A compact little gem lettuce ideal for pots and small spaces, with glossy red outer leaves and a dense green heart. The sweet, refreshing leaves are delicious in salads.


Sow In Jan-Jul | Sow In Apr-Jul Harvest Jun-Oct


10204112 | 250 seeds £2.49


Lettuce ‘Batavia Caipira’ (Loose Leaf)


Batavia-type lettuce that works equally well as cut-and-come-again salad leaves or picked as a whole head. The leaves have excellent fl avour and resistance to tip-burn.


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


10204251 | 200 seeds £3.49


Lettuce ‘Cut and Come Again’ (Loose Leaf)


This quick-growing crop is great to grow with little ones. With lots of different colours and textures, the leaves could be ready to cut within 4-6 weeks of sowing.


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


10202469 | 600 seeds £2.29


Lettuce ‘Kyrio’ (Loose Leaf)


Quick-growing Lettuce ‘Kyrio’ produces good-sized loose heads of thick, tasty leaves that keep their freshness well after picking. This variety tolerates hot weather, resists bolting and downy mildew.


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


10204217 | 350 seeds £2.49 Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 45


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