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  • Infographic of when to plant lettuce in Alabama, with spring and fall planting windows

    When to Plant Lettuce in Alabama: Spring and Fall Timing by Region

  • Infographic of when to harvest iceberg lettuce, comparing immature, ready, and overmature heads with a 70 to 85 day timeline

    When to Harvest Iceberg Lettuce for Firm, Crisp Heads

  • Infographic of plant lettuce in Kentucky, with spring dates from mid-March to April and fall dates from August to early September for the western, central, and eastern regions.

    When to Plant Lettuce in Kentucky (2026 Planting Calendar)

  • Infographic of when to harvest butter lettuce by head size, days to maturity, morning timing, and bolting signs

    When to Harvest Butter Lettuce for Sweet, Tender Heads

  • Infographic of when and how to harvest leaf lettuce, including leaf size, morning timing, cutting above the crown, and cold storage at 32°F.

    When and How to Harvest Leaf Lettuce Cut-and-Come-Again

  • Infographic on how to harvest romaine lettuce from garden showing ready signs, cut height, leaf picking, and storage

    How to Harvest Romaine Lettuce From Garden: Timing, Cuts & Storage

  • Infographic of plant lettuce in North Carolina with spring and fall windows for the mountains, Piedmont, and coast

    When to Plant Lettuce in North Carolina (2026 Dates by Region)

  • Infographic of when romaine lettuce is ready to harvest, with head height, days to maturity, and firmness signs.

    When Is Romaine Lettuce Ready to Harvest (2026 Field Guide)

  • Infographic of how to cut lettuce so it keeps growing by cutting leaves two inches above the crown and leaving the growing point intact.

    How to Cut Lettuce So It Keeps Growing (2026 Grower’s Guide)

  • Infographic of when to plant lettuce in Ohio, with spring and fall planting windows, frost dates, and soil temperature.

    When to Plant Lettuce in Ohio (Best Timing by Zone)

  • Infographic of how to harvest lettuce from your garden by timing, cutting outer leaves, and storing the greens.

    How to Harvest Lettuce From Your Garden (2026 Guide)

  • Infographic guide of when lettuce is ready to harvest by type, with days to maturity and readiness signs for leaf, butterhead, romaine, and iceberg.

    When Is Lettuce Ready to Harvest? Signs and Timing by Type

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