Salad Leaves - Baby Leaf Seed Mix

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We think you'll enjoy our blend of lettuces and a dash of rocket, which will provide you with plenty of autumn salads.

Easy to grow and gives worthwhile pickings just a few weeks after sowing.

Cut 'n' Come Again!

Quantity Sufficient Seed For A 25ft / 7.5m Row
Catalogue Code 1020-2621

Growing Calendar for Salad Leaves - Baby Leaf Seed Mix

Sow Indoors

Sow Outdoors

Harvest

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On 08/04/2011 Sue Moore wrote:

Rating:5

Perfect for my tiny garden - does really well in pots. Very tasty mix of leaves. Recommended.

On 13/06/2010 Anna Megyesi wrote:

Rating:5

I've bought this salad mix to my aunt, who hasn't really liked growing vegetables before. Anyway, getting this as present she decided to give it a try. Much for her surprise the salads grew out of the soil quickly and gave her a colorful picture what she enjoyed very much. The other surprise for her was the taste of the fresh leaves what she likes extremely and has never experienced before. They were/are juicy, delicate and delicious, just simply scrumptious! Now she is very happy with her salads, eating them on daily basis, and for sure she'll grow them in the future as well.

A quick growing blend providing colourful mixed leaves.

Height: Use as 'Baby Leaf' when individual leaves are large enough to cut.

Sow Indoors: February - May direct in rows in the greenhouse soil or planter bag. Keep greenhouse 15oC (60oF).

Sow Outdoors: March-September thinly in rows, direct in harvest position ½in (1cm) deep, with 6in (15cm) between rows. Keep soil moist at all times.

Grow On: Thin out plants 1-2 in (2-5cm)

Harvest: May-November as soon leaves are big enough to cut.

Use thinnings as baby leaf. Use fleece to protect early or llate crop sfrom frost or cold wind.

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Gardening In August - Jobs & Tips for August
August is primarily about harvesting your crops, but there are still some vegetables that can be sown and planted out!