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A dark red loose leaf with exceptional uniformity and texture. For Babyleaf production.

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High yields and a healthy appearance have helped to make this our most popular baby leaf green Romaine ever. The leaves have an upright growth habit, are lightly cupped and feature a strong mid-rib – all of which explains why processors find this lettuce so easy to harvest. The medium-green color and smooth texture have lasting consumer appeal, thanks to an inherently long shelf-life. Combine all those attributes with consistently high yields, and you can see why this lettuce is so well-liked.
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A very dark red, solid textured Red Salad Bowl type with downey mildew resistance for Babyleaf production.

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If you’re searching for a good bag filler, this is our most popular red leaf. Consumers seem drawn to the vibrant cherry-red color of the leaves (which is reminiscent of a Red Batavia). But the shape and structure of those leaves is also what makes this lettuce so sought-after. The leaf blade is medium-wide at the top, tightly tapered at the stem and features an attractive frill on the margin. The texture of the leaves is waxy, thickness is reasonable, and the flavor is pleasingly bitter. No wonder it’s used in so many bagged salad mixes.
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This is not only our most popular red Romaine, many growers feel it’s one of the best true Cos available anywhere. Slightly savoyed and cupped, the leaves have good texture and a strong, crunchy midrib. However, it’s the true Romaine shape and glossy, cherry-red coloring that really captures the attention of consumers – while the neutral flavor keeps them coming back for more.
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To get a better sense of just how attractive this lettuce really is, imagine a cross between Red Batavia and Red Romaine. The leaf blades are tall and slender, domed at the top and tightly tapered at the bottom with a jagged leaf margin – which also makes them easy to harvest. The color is impressive, as well: a deep brown-red. The growth is upright and quite vigorous for a red Romaine. The taste is rather crunchy, thanks to the thick, strong mid-rib.
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If you like the looks of Red Hot (our most popular red leaf lettuce), you’ll find this sister lettuce shares many of the same sought-after attributes, while standing slightly taller and more upright. It’s also our darkest baby red leaf, which only increases its consumer appeal. The upper halves of these leaves are wide, wavy and very dark – probably best described as brown-black. The lower quarters are tightly tapered and feature a strong mid-rib.
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Classic leaf shape and uniform coloring make this baby-leaf red oak a regal addition to any mix. Deep lobes create the classical oak-leaf shape that consumers crave. However, the uniform leaf-coloring of this lettuce is also exemplary: a dense, dark red from tip to stem.
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