Lettuce Grow Your Garden

03/21/2026

After what feels like forever, the rain finally stopped this afternoon and the sun made an appearance. It was the perfect day to welcome Spring!

10/18/2025

10/06/2025

The dahlia’s and sunflower’s are still in full bloom in October 🌻🌱☀️

07/21/2025

Our CNG certified plant starts have always been grown in compostable pots with wooden name stakes, but we’ve had plastic waste from bags of potting soil. Not any longer! Thanks to Ridwell, we have been recycling the plastic bags all season. Lettuce Grow Your Garden is committed to being as plastic-free as possible!

06/30/2025

With the saddest of hearts, yesterday we had to say goodbye to our Maple Syrup. Sweet girl, you were the best of friend, my constant sidekick and most diligent gardening companion. I will always miss you. “How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” ~A.A. Milne

06/28/2025

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05/19/2025

I’m so excited to announce that Lettuce Grow Your Garden is Certified Naturally Grown! CNG’s standards are based on the highest ideals of the organic movement, and provides an affordable, accessible means of certification for farmers using ecological production methods. When you buy vegetable and flower starts from Lettuce Grow Your Garden, you can be confident that your garden is getting the best start possible.

05/05/2025

Lettuce Grow Your Garden is back, and better than ever, with a new location in between Woodinville and Duvall! The greenhouse is full of various types of vegetable and flower starts, all ready to plant in your garden! And don’t forget these important details that set Lettuce Grow Your Garden apart:
🌱organic seeds and soil 🌱wood plant markers 🌱Compostable, OMRI listed containers

11/17/2022

Curious why your “Christmas” cactus blooms at different times of the year?

Differences in the stems of the
Christmas 🌱

Cactus(Schlumbergera bridgesii) and the Thanksgiving Cactus(Schlumbergera truncata)

🌲 Christmas Cactus – Has wide and flat segmented leaves that are smaller and rounder than the other two cacti. The edges of the leaves have small indentations (scallops) in contrast to the Thanksgiving Cactus leaves that have outward pointed claws. Put another way, the stem edges are smooth and crenellated (slightly notched) but never toothed or jagged like the Thanksgiving Cactus. The end or tip of each segment is very slightly curved but can look almost flat across.

🌵Thanksgiving Cactus – Has broad segmented leaves with serrated (jagged) edges on each side. The serrated edges form into points. There are 2-4 points on each side. (The distinctive claw shaped pointed projections inspired the creative names Crab Claw Cactus or Claw Cactus.) The end of the last segment is slightly concave with a point on each side.

Photo Credit:
PCMG Richard Vilog