Lettuce is one of the easiest crops to grow in a raised bed — but most Canadian gardeners don't discover the best tricks until their second or third season. The biggest one? Succession planting. Instead of sowing all at once, plant a small batch every 2–3 weeks for a continuous harvest all season long.
A raised bed makes this even easier: the soil warms up faster in spring, drains better after rain, and stays loose enough for lettuce roots to thrive without compaction.
Lettuce loves raised beds — give it the perfect home.
Tefora's deep, well-draining metal bed keeps soil loose and warm — ideal conditions for lettuce, greens, and herbs all season long.
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