jackb
Garden Master
A few weeks ago I did a germination test on some seeds that have been in the freezer since 2009. Ninety percent of the seeds germinated, so I had to plant some. I had forgotten what a great looking variety this is, as it has been so long since I have grown it. It is an Italian variety called Dark Red Lollo Rossa. I found this interesting post online concerning this variety:
In 1999, scientists at the University of Glasgow found that Lollo Rosso has 100 times more antioxidants than common lettuce. It also contains the antioxidant quercetin, which is believed to help prevent asthma and allergies by acting as a natural antihistamine.
I just thought I would pass this along.
Jack B.
In 1999, scientists at the University of Glasgow found that Lollo Rosso has 100 times more antioxidants than common lettuce. It also contains the antioxidant quercetin, which is believed to help prevent asthma and allergies by acting as a natural antihistamine.
I just thought I would pass this along.
Jack B.