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BIBB LETTUCE

 

Bibb lettuce is a butterhead lettuce with a small, loose head and tender but crisp medium green leaves. First cultivated in Kentucky by Jack Bibb in the late 19th century It is also called limestone lettuce, from the limestone in the Kentucky soil where it was first grown.

 

 

 

 

 

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