Unwins Loose Lettuce Greenpick 700 Seeds Crisp Cut & Come Again

Unwins Loose Lettuce Greenpick Seeds

Loose Lettuce Greenpick is a fresh, easy-to-grow variety producing crisp, sweet green leaves that are perfect for adding colour and flavour to salads. With its attractive foliage and compact growth, Greenpick looks particularly good grown in patio pots, containers, and small garden spaces.

This cut-and-come-again lettuce allows you to pick leaves as required, providing a steady supply of fresh salad over an extended period. Reliable and quick to grow, Greenpick is an excellent choice for gardeners who want convenience, flavour, and continuous harvests.

Pack contains 700 seeds.

Key Features

Loose-leaf lettuce variety

Produces crisp, sweet green leaves

Ideal for cut-and-come-again harvesting

Leaves can be picked as required

Excellent for pots and containers

Easy and quick to grow

Bright, attractive foliage

Pack contains 700 seeds

How to Grow Loose Lettuce Greenpick

Sow seeds indoors or directly outdoors from March to July.

For indoor sowing, sow thinly into trays or modules filled with fine seed compost and cover lightly. Harden off young plants before planting outdoors.

For direct sowing, sow thinly into prepared soil and cover lightly. Thin seedlings gradually to allow plants to develop well.

Grow in a sunny or lightly shaded position with fertile, moisture-retentive soil. Water regularly to maintain steady growth and prevent bitterness.

Harvest leaves regularly by picking outer leaves first to encourage continuous regrowth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Greenpick suitable for containers?
Yes. Its ideal for pots and containers, making it perfect for patios and balconies.

How does cut-and-come-again harvesting work?
Simply pick outer leaves as needed and the plant will continue to produce new growth.

What flavour do the leaves have?
Greenpick has a crisp, sweet flavour, ideal for fresh salads.

Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. Its easy to grow and very forgiving.

Perfect For

Patio pots and containers

Cut-and-come-again salads

Small gardens and balconies

Fresh, home-grown salads

Beginner and experienced gardeners