Growing Lettuce in Newfoundland & Labrador
Lettuce is one of the easiest wins here. Cool summers mean less bolting than in hotter places. Sow small batches every two to three weeks, and it tolerates part sun.
When should I plant lettuce?
Timing can vary substantially across Newfoundland & Labrador. Choose your community for a more local answer.
Common questions
When should I sow lettuce?
Timing depends a lot on where you are in Newfoundland & Labrador. Choose your community above for dates based on its frost record.
Can it grow in part shade?
Yes. Lettuce is one of the best crops for part-sun spots.
What commonly goes wrong?
Slugs in damp weather and wind-torn leaves. Romaine and loose-leaf types handle wind better.
Varieties to look for
- Loose-leaf for repeated picking
- Romaine for wind tolerance
Spacing
20–30 cm apart
Local guides
Also see: Growing Kale · Growing Peas
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