A stunning French red oak-leaf lettuce with large upright heads. The dark green, deeply lobed leaves have a strong red overlay and are slow to bolt. The heads of this very adaptable lettuce are tru... >>

An Austrian romaine lettuce, with the excellent taste and texture of a butterhead. The name means "speckled like a trout" and comes from the leaves' distinctive appearance with large spla... >>

Lollo Rosso is a pretty Italian loose-leaf lettuce with frilly bordeaux red leaves that taper to green hearts.The crisp texture, mild taste and attractive appearance make them an essential addition... >>

A famous European heirloom butterhead. This early maturing lettuce is ideal for the early spring plantings under cloches. The leaves are pale green heads tinged with red and the sweet, pale yellow ... >>

A spectacular, good flavoured lettuce, having green outer leaves tipped with deep red surrounding a tightly folded green heart. An easy-to-grow, bolt-resistant, French heirloom, which copes well th... >>

1898 saw the introduction of this old Butterhead heirloom variety. The small, compact plants are heat-tolerant, and have attractive, frilled, green-bronze leaves and a cream-coloured heart. >>

This medium sized red cos type lettuce with shiny burgundy leaves, retains its colour halfway into the heart, which is yellowy-green in colour. It is slow to bolt and ideal for use as a 'baby leaf'... >>

The large, flat, broad leaves have a buttery texture, and vary in colour between green through bronze shades to red, the blush deepening with colder weather. An attractive 1800's cold-tolerant, Fre... >>

Tom Thumb, a still very popular Victorian English heirloom lettuce, is a very compact, early butterhead with a small tightly bunched head. The ruffled outer leaves are light medium green while the ... >>

A traditional English favourite, this reliable iceberg lettuce has large crumpled outer leaves and a robust centre of crisp white leaf. Stands well in hot weather, is slow to bolt, and copes well w... >>