An Italian research team has found that radicchio seedlings grown in a lab-scale greenhouse with a perovskite solar PV roof ...

Eventually more seed varieties were sowed ... The white parts of radicchio are the most bitter, which is why this variety is often cooked. Castelfranco – Also looking like a head lettuce but with a ...

Freezing heartier lettuces–think lettuce with firm leaves like radicchio – will help retain the nutritive value for later use. “The best time of year to grow lettuce is in the fall and spring,” Tiess ...

The Gardyn Home 4.0 smart indoor garden incorporates sensors, cameras, and AI to make growing your own harvest foolproof in ...

Broccoli, cauliflower, kale, spinach, lettuce and radicchio is good to go in once the hard frost risk has passed. Pea seeds can go in, and sweet peas can get planted. I've seen multiple friends ...

Radicchio, resembling small heads of red cabbage ... Mustard, grown alongside salad greens, adds a delightful spice to salads. Like lettuce, mustard doesn’t enjoy summer heat. Sow seeds indoors in ...

If grown from seeds, radicchio requires around 80-90 days to be readily harvested ... Just like spinach, Chinese cabbage, leaf lettuce, chard, and kale, collard greens are a cut-and-come-again ...

Join UC Master Gardener Maria Guerra for this talk on purple vegetables that grow in our Zone 9B and 10A ... microgreens (including Mizuna), lettuce, peas, beans, Chinese cabbage, carrots, radicchio, ...

Okay, awesome. We're going to grow all this Italian stuff. We sort of figured out growing practices that make radicchio work really well. We're like, wow, this is a thing that really grows well ...