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Lettuce Cos

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Lettuce Cos

Common Name: Lettuce Cos

Latin Name: Lactuca sativa

Description: Upright leaves forming a tall, loose head. Perfect for continuous harvest. Excellent flavour. Annual. Height 20cm.

Harvesting: Harvest outer leaves continually to encourage new leaves to grow or cut whole head at once.

Best Results: Grow in full to part sun in rich, well drained soil. Keep well watered and liquid fertilise fortnightly. Grow in shade in hot climates.

Uses: Use in salads and sandwiches. Favourite for Caesar Salad.

Companion: Plant with beans, beetroot, chervil, carrots, marjoram, onions, peas, strawberries and Zinnia.

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