Hi. Corn salad grows best on fertilizer remaining in the bed after summer crops have been harvested, so it's perfect for following any crop that ends in September, like bush beans or lettuce.
Corn salad, also known as lamb's lettuce, is a hardy, leafy green that's pretty easy to grow, especially in cooler weather. It thrives in well-drained soil with partial shade, and you can sow the seeds directly into your garden in early spring or late summer. Since it's a low-maintenance plant, it doesn't require much care—just keep it moist, and you’ll be enjoying fresh greens in no time. If you’re looking for inspiration on how to use it in meals, you might even find it featured in creative dishes on a Sonic menu or other restaurant menus, giving you ideas for how to enjoy it once it's ready to harvest.