Traveling well is where the origins of the name iceberg may have come from, though that's somewhat in dispute. One theory has ...

Foods are kinda wild, right? What we eat is constantly changing. How and where we find it is always shifting. Things you grab ...

Right now, our farmers’ market offers abundant fresh greens and many types of lettuce. Lettuce salads make a light, ...

• Head/crisphead lettuce (like iceberg lettuce) requires 80 to 85 days to mature. It has a tight, round head. • Butterhead lettuce (known as Boston or Bibb) matures in 65 to 80 days. It forms small, ...

Romaine lettuce takes 75 days from seed to harvest and crisphead types such as Iceberg will be ready to pick in 50-90 days, depending on the variety. (Yes, there are many Iceberg varieties and ...

Lettuce is a leafy annual green, almost exclusively eaten raw. There are four main types of lettuce: romaine (or cos), which forms tall and loose oblong heads; crisphead, which grows in tight heads ...

Iceberg lettuce, also known as crisphead lettuce, has pale green leaves and grows in cabbage-like bulbs. It grows best in cool climates and requires a long winter season to grow fully.

Lettuce doesn’t demand a lot of light, so start with 10 to 14 hours of moderate to low light each day. If plants don't get enough light, they won’t grow efficiently, while too much light may ...

By the 1940s, crisphead lettuce (iceberg) had captured 95 percent of the market. Other varieties have since come onto store shelves and have nibbled away at iceberg's dominance, but it's still ...