Harris Seeds Lettuce Salad Bowl

Yes. This variety is specifically bred to be slow to bolt, meaning it resists going to seed prematurely when temperatures rise, allowing for a longer harvest window than many other lettuce types.

Sow the seeds shallowly, between 0.125 and 0.25 inches deep. Since lettuce seeds need light to germinate, be sure to only lightly cover them with soil.

Absolutely. Red Salad Bowl is excellent for baby leaf production, offering consistent color and texture if you harvest the leaves while they are young and tender.

You can expect to harvest full-sized heads approximately 51 days after planting. If you are harvesting for baby greens, you can begin cutting much sooner.

The leaves have a mild, non-bitter flavor profile. This makes them a versatile base for salads that pairs well with a wide variety of dressings and toppings.

If you are growing them to full maturity, space the plants 8 to 14 inches apart within the row, with 1 to 2 feet of space between rows to ensure adequate airflow and room for growth.