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Overwintered salad lettuce
I was tidying up the veg patch and discovered in the undergrowth and fallen leaves some salad lettuces that have overwintered and are now growing away. Are they still likely to be edible? They look fine! -- Regards, Martin Brown |
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Overwintered salad lettuce
On 03/03/2014 10:49, Martin Brown wrote:
I was tidying up the veg patch and discovered in the undergrowth and fallen leaves some salad lettuces that have overwintered and are now growing away. Are they still likely to be edible? They look fine! Winter lettuce used to be planted in the late summer, early autumn and would then over winter as small plants which would start to grow again in the spring and give an early outdoor lettuce. http://www.thompson-morgan.com/veget...tic-king/447TM |
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