Claytonia Miner’s Lettuce *RARE*

$2.00

Approximate seeds per pack: 350
Days till maturity: 40
Annual
Full  Sun
Container Friendly

This supergreen is cold hardy and has a high dose of vitamin C. Perfect for the cut and come again garden. The most cold tolerant of all greens. Grows native in moist areas of the US and will grow year round in the northwest, or in a greenhouse. Enjoy in soups, lightly steamed or added to salads. 

 

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    Claytonia Miner's Lettuce *RARE*

    8 reviews for Claytonia Miner’s Lettuce *RARE*

    1. Aaron Eads –

      Very crisp and juicy.

    2. laverenalw –

      Exploded with growth far faster than any of my cold hardy plants. Planted at the end of March, and saw them flowering today at the end of May in zone 5b. They are adorable with their tiny flowers in the center of the leaves, and make for a nice garden snack.

    3. wgroux –

      Unique and tasty!
      Wish I planted earlier and more!

    4. josephmajora –

      Did not germinate at all.

    5. scenestra –

      Such pretty little plants, I don’t know if they where supposed to get bigger cause the pot got double planted and they had to share with strawberries.

    6. ourlife767 –

      gorgeous plant

    7. Hayley Nasman –

      I am in the PNW (Zone 8) and had great success growing these all winter with no cover. Very mild flavor (kind of lemony and succulent) — best when mixed with other greens that are more fluffy/ruffled so that the salad will still have volume.

    8. leahmhal96 –

      My husband loves this!! We are in the Pacific Northwest and this grows wild. We wished we planted more and will be this spring!

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    • 5

      Name : Aaron Eads

      Location : ,

      Very crisp and juicy.

      31-Jul-2017

    • 5

      Name : laverenalw

      Location : ,

      Exploded with growth far faster than any of my cold hardy plants. Planted at the end of March, and saw them flowering today at the end of May in zone 5b. They are adorable with their tiny flowers in the center of the leaves, and make for a nice garden snack.

      27-May-2019

    • 5

      Name : wgroux

      Location : ,

      Unique and tasty!
      Wish I planted earlier and more!

      04-Dec-2020

    • 1

      Name : josephmajora

      Location : ,

      Did not germinate at all.

      09-Dec-2020

    • 4

      Name : scenestra

      Location : ,

      Such pretty little plants, I don’t know if they where supposed to get bigger cause the pot got double planted and they had to share with strawberries.

      17-Dec-2020

    • 5

      Name : ourlife767

      Location : ,

      gorgeous plant

      23-Jan-2021

    • 5

      Name : Hayley Nasman

      Location : ,

      I am in the PNW (Zone 8) and had great success growing these all winter with no cover. Very mild flavor (kind of lemony and succulent) — best when mixed with other greens that are more fluffy/ruffled so that the salad will still have volume.

      29-Jan-2021

    • 5

      Name : leahmhal96

      Location : ,

      My husband loves this!! We are in the Pacific Northwest and this grows wild. We wished we planted more and will be this spring!

      12-Feb-2021