What is Green Oakleaf lettuce?
Green Oakleaf is a loose-leaf lettuce with tender, lobed leaves shaped like oak leaves. It has a mild, sweet flavor and is one of the most heat- and bolt-tolerant leaf lettuces.
When should I plant Green Oakleaf lettuce?
Sow in early spring and again in late summer for fall, though its heat tolerance lets you stretch the season a bit longer than many lettuces. Sow every 2–3 weeks for a continuous supply.
How long until Oakleaf lettuce is ready?
Baby leaves are ready in about 30 days and full plants in 45–55 days. Because it is loose-leaf, you can start picking outer leaves very early.
How do I harvest Oakleaf lettuce?
Use the cut-and-come-again method: snip outer leaves an inch above the crown and let the center keep growing. This gives you repeat harvests from each plant.
How far apart should Oakleaf lettuce be spaced?
Space plants 6–8 inches apart in rows about 12 inches apart, or grow more densely if harvesting only as baby leaves.
Are Green Oakleaf lettuce seeds heirloom and non-GMO?
Yes, Oakleaf is an old open-pollinated heirloom and these seeds are non-GMO. The packet contains about 1,050 seeds.



































