LETTUCE AMISH DEER TONGUE ~ unique shape of upright dark green triangular leaves covering a crunchy inner heart 75 seeds SOW: in spring and summer. For headed lettuces sow in modules to transplant, for cut-&-come-again use sow in situ quite thickly GROW: For cut-&-come-again you can take your first harvest when the plants are less than 10cm high in about a month from sowing. Amish Deer Tongue readily resprouts for successive cropping. For heads transplant at about 15-20cm apart and cut when they fill their space. EAT: Heirloom flavour at its best. Amish Deer Tongue dates back to the 1740s in America but actually hails from the Mediterranean. The name is thought to come from the shape of the leaves.
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