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dt-brown Lettuce Classico

Lettuce Classico

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Botanical Name: Lactuca sativa
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Classico is the red form of Verdagio and they look great as a duo; equally high yielding, with textured, shiny leaves that serve a satisfying crunch. These Apollo type lettuce varieties are easy to grow and harvest, with a long shelf life once cut. An attractive addition to any container or vegetable patch. High resistance to Downy mildew, Fusarium and mosaic virus, as well as being bolt-resistant.

Key information

Botanical Name: Lactuca sativa
Genus: Lettuce
Plant Class: Half Hardy Annual

Characteristics & growing conditions

Colour: Green
Habitat: Compact
Position: Full Sun
Sow Indoors
Sow Outside
Flowers / Harvest

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