Lettuce is a cool-weather crop and can be planted in the spring once temperatures start hovering around 50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit consistently, says Ryan ...

Transplant seedlings outside in spring once the frosts have ... root systems so you don’t need a large container to grow lettuce in pots. A container wants to be 6-12 inches in diameter and ...

The warmer and sunnier months are ahead, making it the perfect time to get into gardening. Want to grow a batch of lettuce that can last you a month? Monty Don shows you how.

Raised garden beds are ideal for edible plants, as they keep your harvest organized, prevent over-planting, and deter weeds ...

The company Eden Green Technology's approach to farming responds to many of the issues stressing modern-day food systems.

Broad beans are delicious, tender crops which yield pods of green or white beans that can be used in salads, stews, and soups ...

Cut the lettuce away from the roots at the base of the head. Loose varieties can be picked as single leaves when they reach an edible size. Pick leaves from the outside and the plants will continue to ...

We’ve been able to grow lettuce in rotation,” he explains ... and we don’t have to depend on an outdoor garden,” Kai said. “We can harvest vegetables year-round.” ...

a chamber where the lettuce is grown. The research investigates how varying water levels influence plant growth in space. Sunita Williams ventured outside the space station for a spacewalk on ...