LETTUCE DOES A BODY GOOD - GROW SOME

Ask anyone who's grown their own lettuce and they'll let you in on a little secret: it tastes WAY better than the kind you buy in the supermarket. Vitamin content and flavor are boosted when your lettuce comes from the garden. And because lettuce is so adaptable and hardy, in many parts of the country you can harvest it year-round.

If you get started now, you'll have a fresh crop of lettuce to enjoy in spring and summer salads. Lettuce does best in temperatures between 45 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit. A dusting of frost won't do any real harm. Before you plant your seeds, decide which kind(s) of lettuce is ideal for your garden:

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