Heirloom Lettuce - Annapolis Seeds - Grown in Nova Scotia

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(Lactuca sativa) - A veggie garden essential. Lettuce is fast and easy to grow, and one of the most productive crops for small spaces. Most of our lettuce varieties are loose leaf types, ideal for 'cut and come again' style harvests. We have some really good heading varieties too!

Growing: Lettuce loves cool weather and plenty of moisture. Here in Nova Scotia I like to stagger my lettuce plantings throughout the Spring, starting as early as March (indoors) for the earliest harvests, up until hot Summer weather arrives in June. Lettuce tends to bolt in hot weather, but you can extend the season further into the Summer by planting your later sowings in partial shade and giving them plenty of water. Lettuce loves growing in the Fall too! Start sowing fall crops after the summer heat has cooled off a bit, starting around the end of August.

For more info, check out our Growing Guide page.

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Chadwick's Rodan Lettuce - Annapolis Seeds

Chadwick's Rodan Lettuce (out of stock)

A rare loose-leaf lettuce, with green leaves blushed with red. Developed in the mid 20th century by Alan Chadwick, one of the fathers of the modern organic movement. Approx. 300 seeds (0.5 g)

-Grown by Annapolis Seeds

Revelation Lettuce (out of stock)

A smooth, deepest dark red leaf lettuce. Fantastic in a salad for it's striking contrast. Approx. 300 seeds (0.5 g)

-Grown by Twisted Brook

Winter Density Romaine Lettuce (out of stock)

Winter Density Romaine Lettuce (out of stock)

Sweet delicious butter/romaine cross. Small dense sweet heads for all seasons though it prefers cool temperatures for germination. Very winter hardy, slow to bolt in the heat. A winner. 0.5 g, approx. 300 seeds

Grown by Twisted Brook

Dark Green Romaine Lettuce - Annapolis Seeds

Dark Green Romaine (out of stock)

Classic heirloom romaine. Dense, sweet heads with self-blanching centres. Slow to bolt in hot weather. Works well for cut and come again baby leaves; mix them with other garden greens to make your own mesclun mix. Selected for closed heads, slow bolting and disease resistance. Approx. 250 seeds (0.5 g)

-Grown by Twisted Brook

Tennis Ball Lettuce (out of stock)

Bibb-type, with sweet and buttery leaves. Best grown as a head lettuce with enough space to size up. They form tennis ball sized heads, like mini-icebergs, among their otherwise somewhat open leaves. Grown by Thomas Jefferson at Monticello, back in the day. Listed in the Slow Food Ark of Taste.(Photo credits: Chris Sanford/Yonder Hill Farm) Approx. 250 seeds (0.5 g)

-Grown by Yonder Hill Farm

Reine de Glace (Ice Queen) Lettuce - Annapolis Seeds

Reine de Glace (Ice Queen) Lettuce (out of stock)

Crisphead lettuce with dark green jagged-edge leaves. They form beautiful cut heads, like open-headed icebergs. Except way more flavour than the average iceberg! Slower to bolt than most varieties. French heirloom, dating back to the 1800s. 100+ seeds (0.25 g)

Grown by Yonder Hill Farm

Italian Red Parella Lettuce - Annapolis Seeds

Italian Red Parella Lettuce

Price: $3.50

A farm favourite. In an unscientific taste test we agreed this was our tastiest lettuce! A sweet and crispy butterhead-type with beautiful red-blushed leaves. Approx. 300 seeds (0.5 g)

-Grown by Annapolis Seeds

Lettuce Mix - Annapolis Seeds - Nova Scotia Canada

Lettuce Mix

Price: $3.50

A colourful mix of all our favourite lettuces! Sow thickly for baby leaves, or space them out for cutting heads. Approx. 300 seeds (0.5 g)

-Grown by Annapolis Seeds

Xena Lettuce

Price: $3.50

A heavy dark green leaf lettuce for salad mix or heads. Thick crisp leaves that hold well after harvest. Approx. 300 seeds (0.5 g)

-Grown by Twisted Brook

Fine Cut Oak Lettuce

Price: $3.50

Sweet, crispy green oakleaf, with beautifully ruffled leaves. Forms nice heads, and is also great for loose leaves. Stays sweet and tender into hot weather. - Approx. 300 seeds (0.5 g)

-Grown by Annapolis Seeds

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