Description
Black Seeded Simpson is an old American lettuce dating to the 1850s, loved for its loose, ruffled leaves and fresh chartreuse color. The leaves are tender, quick to grow, and softly sweet, with the airy texture that makes early spring salads feel like the garden has finally opened its door.
This looseleaf type is well suited to cut-and-come-again harvests, baby greens, and simple salad bowls. It does not try to be fancy; it wins with speed, tenderness, and that first crisp forkful pulled from cool soil.
