If you don't have an outdoor space to grow food, you can try growing food indoors. Take a look at the best seeds you can grow ...

Iceberg lettuce is different from other types of lettuce, such as romaine or butterhead. Unlike softer lettuces, the iceberg has tightly packed, crispy leaves that make it a favourite in salads ...

Plant lettuce seeds or transplants into prepared beds that have been amended by digging in a 2-inch layer of organic matter, such as compost or rotted manure, and a light application of a general ...

Sow seed: Sprinkle seeds 1/2 to 1 inch apart onto smooth, ... Butterhead or loosehead lettuce form a loose head of iron-rich, buttery leaves that are somewhat crunchier than leaf lettuces.

Leaf lettuces are typically grown from seed outdoors, while Butterhead and Romaine can be grown from seed or transplants. Due to its long growing season, head lettuces are best grown from transplants.

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. They mature in 65 days.