Harris Seeds Lettuce Ezpark Seed

Pelleted seeds are coated in a clay-based material to make them uniform in size and shape, which makes them much easier to handle and space accurately during planting. Raw seeds are in their natural state and are preferred by gardeners who want to avoid any additional coatings.

While this variety is bred for reliable performance across seasons and resists tipburn, it is primarily recommended for spring and fall planting. Lettuce generally struggles in extreme summer heat, so you may need to provide shade or consistent moisture if temperatures exceed the ideal range.

You should sow the seeds at a shallow depth of 0.125 to 0.25 inches. Because lettuce seeds require light to germinate, be sure to cover them only very lightly with soil.

This variety typically reaches maturity in approximately 55 days from the time of sowing. You can expect to harvest uniform, deep emerald green leaves once the plant has reached its full size.

For optimal growth, space your plants 8 to 14 inches apart within the row, with 1 to 2 feet of space between rows. This spacing ensures proper airflow, which helps the plants maintain their excellent loft and narrow attachments.