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Celtuce is a lettuce family originating from southern China. It is named after its unique combination of characteristics, the celery-like stalks and the...
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Celtuce - Celtuce is also known as Stem Lettuce, Asparagus Lettuce and Chinese Lettuce. Though it has a common name of Celtuce, it is not a cross between Lettuce and Celery. It is just a variety of Lettuce grown for its romaine-like foliage and mainly for its thick, edible stem.
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Celtuce can be used in stir fry and pickling. Young leaves can be picked during its growth and used as lettuce. Excellent for home garden. Celtuce (Lactuca sativa asparagina) 1-1.5g/1000 seeds...
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Please note that:- Order Despatch :- I aim to dispatch seeds within 3 to 5 working days from receipt of payment. Please be patient during our peak times from Jan to end of May as your order may take a little longer. Orders for Games and Grass seed are not affected by the above times. All orders are offers to buy,
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Stem lettuce is grown for its thick and tender stalk with a celery-like flavor. Use the young leaves in salad or cook lightly. Stalks can be eaten fresh or cooked. Usually celtuce is stir-fried with meat, poultry or fish. In China, where it originated, it is used in soups or is pickled.
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Aug 3, 1999 Celtuce is known also as stem lettuce, celery lettuce and asparagus lettuce. Celtuce should do well whenever and wherever leaf...
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£1.25 per packet; Growing instructions on each packet; Order Form; HERB SEED certified Organic Seed NOTE Many herbs are medicinal . Please consult a qualified herbalist for the medicinal use of herbs.
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Celtuce is known also as stem lettuce, celery lettuce, and asparagus lettuce. It looks like a cross between celery and lettuce. This type of lettuce is grown for the edible enlarged seed stalk. The outer leaves resemble loose leaf lettuce, but are a lighter green.
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