Where invasive, this aquatic plant can clog waterways and hurt water quality Reviewed by Barbara Gillette Water lettuce, or water cabbage, is a floating pond plant with fuzzy rosettes of leaves ...

Is there anything more soul-lifting than staring down a big pile of spring leaf lettuce, and imaging all the different things ...

Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT But if your lettuce is lacking energy, there is a way to bring it back to life: hot water. It sounds crazy, but putting lettuce in hot water can actually ...

Some people claim storing lettuce in water will keep it fresh for as long as a month—and we tried it out to see if it really works. Enjoying a large crisp salad is pretty much a universal lunch ...

Because it’s primarily water, lettuce is extremely low-cal. (One cup has only around 7 calories.) It’s also a good source of vitamins A and K, which promote bone and eye health, and contains ...

In some places, there was not even a patch of water to be seen. The water lettuce and hyacinths took over the Vaal River, and for a while, it looked like the weeds would prevail. However ...