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Lettuces usually shouldn't be planted near lavender: Leafy greens like nutrient-rich soil, while lavenders do better in drier conditions.
WSJ: Who Put Lettuce in My Daffodils?
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The agelessly English town where our heroes live falls prey to a giant rabbit, which plows through the carrots and lettuces that are lovingly cultivated by the populace.
NEWYORKER: Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
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As the growing season progresses from the tender lettuces of early summer to the woody root vegetables of autumn, cooking methods and holding points should adapt, says Ms. Welsh.
WSJ: What to Do With an Abundance of Vegetables
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Spread paper towels across the counter with the dried greens and roll the entire bundle together, like a jelly roll, to hold lettuces in the fridge for up to a week.
WSJ: What to Do With an Abundance of Vegetables
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People who pick lettuces are hard to count.
ECONOMIST: Gangmasters
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Specifically they discovered that Pythium ultimum, a fungus that attacks aubergines, peppers, lettuces, tomatoes and cucumbers as seedlings, Clavibacter michiganensis, a bacterium that kills young plants and deforms fruits, and Streptomyces scabies, a second bacterium, which causes potatoes to develop revolting scabs and for which no treatment currently exists, all stopped growing in the presence of the oil.
ECONOMIST: Tobacco extracts protect plants from pests and pathogens