Eden Brothers Romaine Lettuce Seeds

Yes, these romaine varieties are well-suited for container gardening. Their upright growth habit makes them an excellent choice for pots, window boxes, or raised beds where space is limited.

You can expect to harvest your lettuce in 30 to 60 days. Because they are fast-growing, you can start picking leaves early for microgreens or wait until the heads are fully mature.

Open-pollinated means these seeds will produce plants that are true to the parent variety. If you let the plants go to seed, you can save them to replant next season, and they will grow the same tricolor romaine mix.

Romaine lettuce is a cool-season crop and prefers milder temperatures. While it can tolerate partial shade, it may bolt or turn bitter if exposed to intense summer heat, so it is best planted in the spring or fall.

Plant the seeds at a shallow depth of approximately 1/8 inch (0.3175 cm). Lettuce seeds need a bit of light to germinate, so avoid burying them too deeply in the soil.

Yes, this specific tricolor blend was curated for a milder, slightly sweet flavor profile. It lacks the harsh bitterness often found in older or more common romaine varieties, making it a great choice for fresh salads.