Territorial Seed Company Wildest Garden Lettuce Mix

The loose seeds offer flexibility for custom spacing and larger garden beds, while the seed tape is pre-spaced to simplify planting and ensure even distribution. Both formats contain the same diverse mix of lettuce varieties.

To keep your salad bowl full, sow a new batch of seeds every month from February through October. Because this mix matures in as little as 30 days, staggered planting is the best way to maintain a steady supply of fresh greens.

Yes, you can save seeds by allowing a few of your favorite plants to bolt and go to seed. Keep in mind that because this is a diverse mix, the offspring may show variations in leaf shape and color compared to the original plants.

Absolutely. Lettuce has a shallow root system, making it an excellent choice for pots, window boxes, or raised beds. Just ensure your container has adequate drainage and receives enough light.

Lettuce generally has low fertilizer needs. If your soil is healthy and rich in organic matter, you likely won't need to add extra fertilizer; over-fertilizing can sometimes lead to excessive leaf growth at the expense of flavor.

Lettuce prefers cooler temperatures and can turn bitter or bolt prematurely in extreme heat. If you are planting during warmer months, try to provide some afternoon shade or use a shade cloth to keep the soil temperature within the ideal 40–80°F range.