What to do with the Romaine Lettuce flowers?
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VueJardin! Lettuce flowers? So big? This is a surprise for me. I have seen vege flowers grown so tall and lush/so many blooms. You really have green fingers!
ReplyDeleteGather seeds! :)
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Steph and trilliumgrovefarm,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great idea. I never think the lettuce flowers can grow so tall, it's good to harvest the seeds for next year.
My daughters and I were just discussing how truly sculptural lettuce is when its bolting. We let some go just for the show. It's like a sculpture garden in our back-porch planter boxes. Bring on those seeds...
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