“Leafy Greens” (& Spices of similar care)

This section of The Homesteading Guide is still in the works. Please check back later this year.

February-August:

Bibb Lettuce:

Plant Out: April-August Harvest: June-September

Lettuce Can Be Re-Grown From Leaves!

Lettuce is relatively easy to grow from scraps. Simply place your leftover leaves in a bowl with just a bit of water in the bottom. Keep the bowl somewhere that gets good sunlight & mist the leaves with water a couple of times each week. After 3 or 4 days, roots will begin to appear along with new leaves. When this happens you can transplant the lettuce in soil.[6]

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March-July:

Spinach:

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Harvest: April-October

Oregano:

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Photo of heirloom Bibb Lettuce: http://www.organic-heirloom-seeds.com/product-p/lettuce-bibb-leaf.htm

Photo of Lettuce Being Re-Grown from “Don’t Waste The Crumbs; 10 Foods That Re-Grow With Water”: http://dontwastethecrumbs.com/2015/05/10-foods-regrow-water-alone/

Oregano whole plant photo: https://bonnieplants.com/growing/growing-oregano/

Oregano close-up: http://www.rareseeds.com/oregano-vulgare/

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