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Beijing Green Lettuce (Not Treated)
$12.75 – $425.00Learn more →This dark green curly jagged oakleaf baby leaf had a waxy look and thick flexible leaf.
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Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce (Not Treated)
$2.99 – $77.50Learn more →Vigorous, fast growing variety for early spring and fall production. Develops large bunches of light-green, crinkly, tender leaves. A long time favorite.
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Cielo Verde Lettuce (Untreated Seed w/ Organic Prime & Pellet)
$5.00 – $800.00Learn more →
Cielo Verde is a time tested standard for green leaf whole head production. It is versatile and works in heat and cold and protected culture. Heads are large, vigorous and thick textured with good color. It grows fast while maintaining thick leaves with good weight. Cielo Verde shows strong field tolerance to LNSV, Corky Root, and Tipburn.
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Conversion Lettuce (Untreated Seed with Organic Prime & Pellet)
$15.63 – $2,500.00Learn more →Conversion is in between romaine and loose leaf. Each leaf is about the same size but has a romaine like texture and erect habit. It has solid ribs and a lot of leaves.
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Grazion Lettuce (Untreated w/ Organic Prime & Pellet)
$16.88 – $2,700.00Learn more →New romaine for cartons or processing. Bluerock features beautiful medium green glossy blistered leaves and a short core. It is widely adapted, has good heat tolerance, and an erect habit.
Grazion is a large, sturdy, medium-green, fresh leaf. It has intermediate Fusarium resistance. IR: Fol:1-resistant HR: Fusarium Fol:2-resistant
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Green Miles Lettuce (Not Treated)
$12.75 – $425.00Learn more →A dark green lettuce with fan-shaped, wavy leaf edges. Makes a good green base for a quality blended with improved hot weather germination.
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Hampton Eazyleaf Lettuce (Primed Pelleted Organic)
$7.53 – $2,152.00Learn more → 
Hampton is a small, sturdy, waxy, dark green, glossy, curled oak leaf. It has a high leaf count and a narrow attachment.
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Oakleaf Lettuce (Not Treated)
$2.99 – $82.50Learn more →Tender, light-green, round lobed leaf. A rediscovered old-fashioned favorite.