Shop Salad Bowl Green Lettuce Seeds
(47 Days)
Heirloom, non-GMO | Heat-Resistant Loose-Leaf Lettuce | Free Shipping
Crisp, Tender, and Reliable – Grow
Salad Bowl Green Lettuce at Home
First introduced in 1952, Salad Bowl Green Lettuce remains a
trusted heirloom variety for gardeners who value tender, loose leaf greens
with exceptional flavor and performance. This variety forms large, upright
heads with light-green, deeply notched, wavy leaves that stay mild and
sweet—even in hot weather.
Slow to bolt and resistant to bitterness, this lettuce is perfect for extended
harvesting, especially in warmer climates. A go-to favorite for homegrown
salads and sandwich toppings!
Product Highlights:
- Days to
Maturity: 47 Days
- Type: Loose Leaf
Lettuce
- Leaf Color: Light green
- Leaf Texture: Tender, wavy,
deeply notched
- Flavor: Mild, sweet,
never bitter
- Heat Tolerance: Excellent –
slow to bolt
- Seed Type: Heirloom, non-GMO
- Shipping: FREE on all
U.S. vegetable seed orders!
Culinary Uses:
Salad Bowl Green Lettuce is incredibly versatile and best used for:
- Fresh garden
salads
- Sandwich and
burger toppings
- Lettuce wraps
- Garnishes for
platters and dishes
- Mixed greens
blends
Its soft texture and mild taste pair perfectly with any dressing or
combination of toppings.
Planting & Growing Tips:
- When to Plant: Early Spring
and again in late summer
- Sun
Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
- Soil: Well-drained,
fertile soil with organic matter
- Spacing: 6–8 inches
apart
- Watering: Keep soil
consistently moist for best flavor
- Harvesting: Pick
individual outer leaves or harvest whole heads
Pro Tip: Great for cut-and-come-again harvesting—snip leaves as needed and
let the plant regrow!
Why Choose Our Salad Bowl Green
Lettuce Seeds?
- Time-tested
heirloom introduced in 1952
- Excellent heat
tolerance and slow bolting
- Non-GMO seeds
for natural, healthy growing
- Ideal for
spring, summer, and fall plantings
- Fast-maturing—ready
in just 47 days!
- Free shipping —
no minimum order
Order Salad Bowl Green Lettuce Seeds
Today
Grow lush, crisp, heat-resistant lettuce in your own backyard.