Lettuce has teamed up with Colorado’s Aquila Cellars to launch Lettuce Crush, a new natural wine line inspired by the band’s ...

Traveling well is where the origins of the name iceberg may have come from, though that's somewhat in dispute. One theory has ...

Tips. Head lettuce does not regrow after its leaves have been cut. 2. Harvest Leaf Lettuce Moderately. Don’t take more than ...

Watch Johan Schut of Rijk Zwaan discuss how sustainability, grower profitability, and global trends will shape the future of ...

Oh, lettuce. It beefs up salads and adds a final healthy flourish to your plate. But honestly, it can get a little boring. So I’m making a case for putting a little more thought into your leaves.

Head lettuce is exactly what it sounds like: it comes in a round shape, with tightly packed leaves. Butterhead lettuce also comes shaped like a ball, but its leaves are looser and less crispy.

Head Lettuce vs. Loose Leaf Lettuce. Whether you purchase loose, bagged, or boxed lettuce—or a full head—is completely up to you. Heads of lettuce tend to last longer and make for a crunchier, ...

The first sign that a head of lettuce is about to bolt is a subtle (or sometimes not so subtle) elongation from the middle of the head. Sometimes at this point, the leaves have not become bitter ...

Leaf lettuces don't form a head, and are instead connected to a stem. Some of these lettuces are darker in color or have reddish leaves. Romaine lettuce is another lettuce type commonly sold in ...

Head lettuce is exactly what it sounds like: it comes in a round shape, with tightly packed leaves. Butterhead lettuce also comes shaped like a ball, but its leaves are looser and less crispy.