Varieties such as Baby Doll beets, Baby Oakleaf lettuce and Garden Babies butterhead lettuce are ideal options for patio ...

Butterhead or bibb lettuce A loose-headed green variety, butterhead lettuce leaves overlap to form a rosette. They have a light yellow, buttery appearance, a mild flavor and are attractive in salads.

The crisp, leafy green is easy to grow hydroponically ... of hydroponically grown lettuce include the commonly grown butterhead lettuce, robust and crispy romaine lettuce, and varieties of ...

“We have basically shrunk 40 to 50 acres of conventional farming down into an acre and a half,” said Eddy Badrina, CEO of ...

Try it: All-Green Crudités Basket Don’t be fooled ... It’s an heirloom varietal made by cross-breeding romaine and butterhead lettuce. The crisp, sweet leaves, which come in small heads ...

Spinach. It's one of the most nutritious lettuce options and is "a versatile, iron-rich green that's often used in both raw and cooked dishes," says Messer. Butterhead. This is another popular ...

Salad is one of those special dishes that can be dressed up or down depending on your needs. Looking for something fresh and vibrant as a side dish for a heavier main? Try a garden salad.

Apart from traditional lettuces, such as 'Cos', 'Iceberg' and 'Butterhead', there are many others to try, including loose-leaf types and oak leaf lettuce, radicchio, rocket and endive.

Romaine Lettuce: With elongated, dark green leaves and a slightly bitter taste, it's a staple in Caesar salads. Butterhead Lettuce: Its soft, buttery leaves have a mild flavor, making it a ...

Growing your own green vegetables at home is not only therapeutic ... “For homegrown greens, some of the best lettuce varieties to consider are romaine, butterhead, loose-leaf, and iceberg," says ...