Lettuce Freckles Seeds | Northern Seeds
An open-type romaine that is attractively speckled, both as a baby green and full-head lettuce. This variety originates from Austria or South Germany where it is called Forellenschluss or “speckled like a trout”. Heat tolerant.
+/- 350 Seeds
Certified organic by Quebec Vrai
Growing recommendations
Lettuce can be direct seeded or transplanted in successions early in the spring until late summer. Sow seeds and barely cover with soil (1/4”) – seeds need light to germinate but the germinated seeds will die if allowed to dry out. Space or thin head lettuce to 12”. Lettuce for mixed greens can be seeded more densely, ideally in rows for ease of harvest.
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Lettuce Freckles Seeds | Northern Seeds
Lettuce Freckles Seeds | Northern Seeds
An open-type romaine that is attractively speckled, both as a baby green and full-head lettuce. This variety originates from Austria or South Germany where it is called Forellenschluss or “speckled like a trout”. Heat tolerant.
+/- 350 Seeds
Certified organic by Quebec Vrai
Growing recommendations
Lettuce can be direct seeded or transplanted in successions early in the spring until late summer. Sow seeds and barely cover with soil (1/4”) – seeds need light to germinate but the germinated seeds will die if allowed to dry out. Space or thin head lettuce to 12”. Lettuce for mixed greens can be seeded more densely, ideally in rows for ease of harvest.
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An open-type romaine that is attractively speckled, both as a baby green and full-head lettuce. This variety originates from Austria or South Germany where it is called Forellenschluss or “speckled like a trout”. Heat tolerant.
+/- 350 Seeds
Certified organic by Quebec Vrai
Growing recommendations
Lettuce can be direct seeded or transplanted in successions early in the spring until late summer. Sow seeds and barely cover with soil (1/4”) – seeds need light to germinate but the germinated seeds will die if allowed to dry out. Space or thin head lettuce to 12”. Lettuce for mixed greens can be seeded more densely, ideally in rows for ease of harvest.
