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21st Century Fire  
From the cross 'Pinot' x 'Mascara', a fiery red looseleaf lettuce with sparky crisped edges, textured and somewhat cupped leaves forming a bright red head. pricing and more
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Annie Oaky
A cute little deep red oak with curls on the outside, and a heart of gold on the inside. Combines the dark red and crisped edges of Lollo d' Vino with the compact oak frame of Emerald Oak. 6" spacing like a true mini. pricing and more
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Antares
One of our first original varieties based on a combination of ‘Salad Bowl’ and ‘Rouge d’ Hiver’. Bright red, extra frilled, fine cut oakleaf, with very upright leaves and vigorous growth. pricing and more
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Australian Yellow
An unusually glossy-bright yellow-green leafed lettuce from down under, with a reputation for heat endurance. We like the shiny new color for the salad palette and the vigorous growth in the middle of summer. A contrast creator when combined with a dark green and dark red in a simple lettuce mix. pricing and more
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Balady Aswan
This is an Egyptian celtuce that Eric found in the US seed bank (GRIN) system while searching for sources of virus resistance for breeding. The emerald green leaves have a completely different taste than our familiar kinds of lettuce, a rich non-bitter creamy flavor, like a lettuce smoothie. Celtuce, or stem lettuce, is one of the most ancient forms of the vegetable, derived originally from oilsee... pricing and more
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Blushed Icy Oak
Selected from 'Blushed Butter Oak' parentage for crisp leaves, almost iceberg-ish in texture, but with a lot more flavor. Bright pink blushed leaves are strongly tri-lobed with juicy pink midribs. pricing and more
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Chadwick's Rodan
A unique lettuce with a rich glossy mahogany-green color and arrowhead shaped leaves arranged in a perfect rosette, eventually forming a tidy blanched heart. Compact plants are ideal for equidistant close spacing on raised beds (6-8") for the sort of intensive production practiced by Alan Chadwick and conveyed by John Jeavons in his excellent book. pricing and more
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Cinnamon Oak
Cinnamon red compact oak with a tight blanched heart, not quite a mini, about 10" across. Selected for resistance to tip burn. pricing and more
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Cracoviensis
An heirloom predating 1885, with an open head of elongate, slightly savoyed, purple-red tipped leaves. A fast vigorous plant well suited to quick cut salad. Makes a large loose head before bolting. Referred to by Vilmorin (1885) as “red celtuce,” implying that its large tender pink bolting stem may have been the heirloom intent of this variety. A recent letter from England confirms that this i... pricing and more
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Elf Ears Oak
This is a big upright oak, ice green with somewhat savoyed leaves that comes from 'Crisp Mint' romaine in the parentage. The leaves have rather fancy "ears," elongated tips that extend from the head, and form heavy strong hearts. The best mildew resistance out of the 5 Elf Ear lines we compared. pricing and more
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Emerald Oak
One of our 2003 farm-original releases, and we still really like it. A very tidy and compact jewel green oakleaf that matures into a dense buttery-hearted head. Leaves are perfect salad size from either baby or mature heads. From a cross between Blushed Butter Oak and Deer Tongue, this variety captures some of the best taste and texture qualities of ... pricing and more
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Fine Cut Oak
Nearly “frisée fine” leaves for cut-and-cut-again salad. Icy green to pink-blushed rosettes are remarkably cold hardy considering how delicate the leaves are. Our ‘Fine Cut Oak’ plants have gone thru 17ºF so far. pricing and more
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Fine Speckled Oak
This comes out of the 'Camo Oak' gene pool, a compact midi oak with a dark red coat of the finest speckling, as if it were spray-painted rather than dipped or brushed with rose and crimson. Forms a nice dense colorful heart at full maturity. pricing and more
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Green Oakheart
The densest, most compact oakleaf we’ve seen. The crisp texture and uniform leaf size make this a candidate for converting heads into salad mix pronto. Can be spaced 6” apart to maximize production. From a cross of ‘Emerald Oak,’ ‘Reine d’... pricing and more
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Green Salad Bowl
Lime green with deeply dissected ruffled oaky leaves that can form prodigious heads two feet across. This All American Selection winner from 1952, released by USDA, is a classic from the era of public crop breeding when big and productive meant beautiful. I have not grown this variety to seed since 1982, when it was the first plant I ever collected seed from. I discovered my first accidental lettu... pricing and more
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Hyper Red Oak
As dark red as it gets, similar to 'Merlox Red Oak', but with shorter leaves for a more compact head. Top of the downy mildew resistance ratings in 2010, a serious year for this ubiquitous plague of lettuce. A descendant of Hyper Red Rumple, Emerald Oak, and... pricing and more
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Hyper Red Rumple Waved
The most intensely pigmented and deeply savoyed lettuce we sell. Very dark purple-red leaf/semi-cos heads with gorgeous rumpled and puckered hearts. An eye-catching standout in trials from Maine to Philomath High for summer color and autumn cold hardiness. High scores for resistance to Sclerotinia and downy mildew in \'02 and \'03 disease plot trials pricing and more
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InfraRouge Leaf
By crossing 'Pinot' to 'Mascara' we created many different options--for shades of red color and leaf shape, and seed color for that matter--but this one stood out right away. This is a full sized leaf lettuce with color beyond your average red, deeply purple and bright red simultaneously, with crisped e... pricing and more
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Lollo di Vino
We first noticed this compact little “Lollo-type” leaf lettuce within the somewhat variable curls of our original ‘Merlot’ stock seed. The leaves are very dark purple, small and round with the characteristic hyper-crisped frilly margins of the finest Lollo lettuces, but it seems impervious to downy mildew. 125 years ago, these supercurled typ... pricing and more
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Mascara
An heirloom standard that all new red oaks must go up against, and it’s hard to beat. High productivity and amazing resistance to stress and disease, and it retains its color well into summer. Dark red oakleaf with extra frills, good flavor, heat tolerant, and slow to bolt. A lot of salad in these heads. pricing and more
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Merlot
Wow! A new level of pigmentation for your lettuce experience! Hugely purple and slightly fuzzy to wavy on the edges. A crisp and open headed leaf type with complete resistance to downy mildew races 1-16. Waxy, spotless, savoyed upright leaves are an ideal salad lettuce at any stage. Excruciating bolt resistance if you’re growing it for seed! Also performed very well in 2003 freeze tolerance tria... pricing and more
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Merlox Red Oak
This is the first release of our newest tribe of lettuce innovation. “The Merlox variations” have all been created using ‘Merlot’ as a parent in combination with other (larger, more flavorful) lettuces. This first offering combines ‘Emerald Oak’ with ‘Merlot’ for a new extreme ... pricing and more
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Oaky Dokey Lollo
Dark red oak with deeply cut leaves on a mid-sized frame, suitable for 9" spacing. Savoyed and crisped texture creates a lofty effect. Nothing flat about this lettuce. pricing and more
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Oaky Lollo
A unique combination of compact dark red ‘Lollo di Vino’ and ‘Merlox Red Oak.’ Creates the deepest fluffy red oak you can imagine, on a mini scale. Can be planted 6–8” apart for more intense production. pricing and more
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Oaky Red Splash
A grand old farm original from my first experiance in lettuce breeding. A sibling to 'Antares', also dating back to 1983, this oakleaf head is very upright with a bronze cast, splashed with irregular red patches. Midribs are often pink, especially when exposed to light by previous harvests. Can form huge heads in fertile ground. Sweeet! pricing and more
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Oscarde
When GTF’s Joelene was told that Oscarde (her dead favorite darkest red oak) was set to be terminated from commerce, she took on her first personal quest to save a part of her genetic experience. She used the last of her seed to grow our planting stock, and fended off deer for two years to bring this seed crop to market. Turns out, it’s yet to be discontinued, but Wild Garden is glad to have ... pricing and more
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Oxblood Oak
Out of the Camo Oak series, this maroon red oak has a compact form that creates a dense oakleaf heart of small blanched leaves, 9 inch diameter. pricing and more
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Pasha
Beautiful dark red leaf lettuce with crisp undulant and ruffled leaves with good flavor, slow to bolt, and good for sowing February (indoors) through August. This variety stood out for its eye appeal. A stunning variety that comes to us from Sativa Seed. pricing and more
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Pinot
This gorgeous lettuce vintage is extracted out of the same hugely RED ‘Merlot’ variations as ‘Lollo di Vino’ but intermediate between them in head size and curliness. These leaves are highly ruffled and well-sized for salad, the ... pricing and more
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Redder Ruffled Oak
One of our favorite old farm originals from our salad days at Shoulder to Shoulder Farm. We found Redder Ruffled Oak to be our most vigorous grower in cold spring soils, and frost resistant as well. The ruffle comes from a little ‘Lollo Rosso’ in its background, giving its oak leaves frilled edges and a somewhat blistered surface texture. pricing and more
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