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Why Does the US Keep Running Out Of Lettuce?

Why Does the US Keep Running Out Of Lettuce?

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Instead of overpaying for lettuce grown hundreds or thousands of miles away, grow fresh, delicious, and unique varieties at home - it's one of the easiest crops to get started with. Here are a few of our favs for the 2023 season. Tasgardener: It got really expensive here in Australia too where iceberg went up to 12 (aus. I've always grown several different varieties myself so never had to buy it but it became like green gold here. Its come down a little now though.
Date: 2022-12-22

Comments and reviews: 9


Just payed 119 for food like 20 minutes ago.
Just so you know its about 1 to 2 weeks of food and I used coupons.
I'm in nevada in vages I have a lettuce bed in 5 different windows in my home with lime grass and some onions and a couple garlic growing with them.
Yes I get very good productivity out of them and yes its all organic and yes there all in long pots 4 feet deep 5 feet long so ya.

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Loved this very informative video on all the different varieties of lettuce! Like always you are the best at all things that grow and ai truly enjoy learning a few things from you! Bestest of holiday wishes and happy new year as well! Yeah to 2023!
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You can grow lettuce hydroponically indoors if in a freezing climate. Outdoors when the temps are right, grow lettuce for eating and for gathering seed. We grow several varieties, including Little Gems. Lettuce is so easy to grow!
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I have lettuce in my beds right now, but I'm expecting temps in the negative teens this week. My crops are done for the season after this, I think! Great spring and fall crop though, and will often readily reseed itself.
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Having just eaten a salad from my garden, I didn t know there was a lettuce shortage. I had stopped buying a lot of produce at the market due bacteria and diseases. Everyone needs a veggie garden.
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Just like the so called energy crises, so called climate change, so called food shortages. It s all planned. People need to realize that and prepare accordingly.
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Is that one of the crops they paid farmers to burn? Anyway I have iceburg lettuce and romaine seeds. If worst comes to worst I can grow some inside. Im in Canada.
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So. We grow lettuce, which likes cool weather, in two of hottest states? I was wondering why I was paying tipple for lettuce when I ran out in my garden.
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I love lettuce! It's my go to morning breakfast a big bowl of plain lettuce with sliced avacado, tomatoes, artichoke hearts, and possibly olives!
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