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Greens
Lettuce grows well in cool weather and is available in many seasonal varieties. The main types of lettuce are butterhead, crisphea...
Salad greens, like other vegetables, are low in fat and calories, do not contain cholesterol and have a high vitamin and mineral c...
Greens Plus is a powdered supplement that gets mixed with water. One serving delivers more essential vitamins, organic minerals, a...
Turnip greens, the leafy, green tops of turnips, are considered a delicacy in the South and have grown in popularity across the re...
While dandelions are likely less than welcome on your lawn during the warmer months, they should be more than welcome on your plat...
Green leaf lettuce is just one variety of a number of lettuces categorized as leaf lettuces, a type characterized by crisp leaves ...
Lettuce is a green, cool weather vegetable commonly used in salads. The history of lettuce in America began when colonist John Win...
While iceberg lettuce has a bad reputation of being low in nutrients, that's not exactly true -- it's just lower in nutrients than...
A good source of vitamin A, folate, potassium and fiber, romaine lettuce is available fresh any time of year. Delicious topped wit...
What is commonly known as rust on lettuce is technically known as “russet spotting.” Rust on lettuce doesn’t mak...
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