My spring lettuce is done for. I should pull it out and plant something else in there, but the flower stalks on these are so pretty. Maybe next year I'll plant it as an ornamental by my strawberries!
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I guess that makes sense - we plant cabbage as an ornamental in the winter, so why not ornamental lettuce in the summer.
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