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Trout romaine lettuce with tiny radishes and baby carrots
Crops:
lettuce (romaine)
Topics:
Companion planting
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Hello all! It's spring in Pennsylvania. Time to start turning up the soil, fertilizing and adding compost. We can begin to plant cool vegetables like lettuce, onions, spinach, peas, cabbage...
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Hi Coleen I grow something very similar to this but it is a chicory. I get the seed from Franchi seeds of Italy. Don,t know how far they have spread but they have a great selction of lettuce and chicory seed. I have to tear the leaves quite small in mixed salads to distribute the bitterness. Glenn

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