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Q: I am growing lettuce for the first time in raised beds and have been really impressed with the results. How should I collect the seeds, so I can sow them again next year? A: Lettuces are a ...

This weekend's garden jobs include removing unneeded tree staking, too-tight tree wraps, and excess mulch, saving seeds from mature vegetable plants, and taking steps to get those green tomatoes ...

Keep the soil moist and you’ll see plants in just five to seven days. Also note just because a seed packet says 50 days to maturity the vegetables may be just starting to yield ripe vegetables then.

When we plan and plant our gardens, we dream of vegetables that will provide their fruits and greens once they mature.

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We can grow the leaf lettuces. Those take 40 to 50 days to reach peak size. You can even cut them at a much smaller size if you just can’t wait.

A transplant will grow into harvestable lettuce within two or three weeks of planting, while lettuce seeds sown directly in the soil won’t be ready for at least 8 weeks.

The nights are finally warm, so tomatoes, peppers and other heat-loving crops can be planted in the ground. Lettuce and kale can be planted for a second sowing from seeds.

Lettuce usually takes about six weeks to grow from seed to seedling, and another six weeks from seedling to harvest. In warmer temperatures, you can sow lettuce seed directly in a sunny garden ...