Territorial Seed Company Bergam's Green

Pelleted seeds are coated in a clay-based material to make them larger and uniform in shape. This makes them much easier to handle and space out accurately during sowing compared to tiny, irregular raw lettuce seeds.

Yes. This variety is specifically bred for bolt resistance, meaning it is less likely to turn bitter or go to seed prematurely when temperatures rise. It is a reliable choice for continuous harvests from spring through fall.

For optimal growth and air circulation, thin your seedlings to 10–16 inches apart. This spacing ensures the plants have enough room to develop their signature frilled leaves without overcrowding.

Bergam's Green typically matures in about 50 days from sowing. Because it is a non-heading leaf lettuce, you can also begin harvesting individual outer leaves sooner if you prefer baby greens.

It performs well in both full sun and partial sun. If you are planting during the peak of summer, partial shade can actually help keep the soil cooler and further extend your harvest window.

When stored in a cool, dry, and dark environment, these seeds have a viable life of approximately three years. Ensure the packet is sealed tightly between seasons to maintain the 80% minimum germination rate.