You can start to plant vegetables in July for a winter harvest. Palphramand suggests sowing kale and cabbage, choosing ...

Full-grown head lettuce plants are generally spaced about 12 inches apart (center to center), but you can plant them every 4 to 6 inches and harvest alternate plants at a mini-head stage." ...

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O ne garden-savvy TikTok'er is sharing her green thumb with viewers—and how she’s re-growing lettuce in just one week. The content creator is shown cutting a fully grown bunch of lettuce ...

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To grow lettuce, plant it in the spring or fall, according to The Old Farmer's Almanac. ... Green beans don't stay fresh for long, so they must be harvested shortly after they are fully grown.

Plant lettuce in rich, well-drained soil, either in the ground, raised beds, or in whiskey barrel sized (30 gallon) containers. Small containers dry out quickly.

Monty Don’s advice for growing lettuce in April is clear: plant early and protect your plants ... It’s also very important to note that it will take several weeks for the lettuce to fully grow.

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