Last year I bought a "bag of lettuce" that had four varities of various lettuce growing in the bag all summer long. This one head of lettuce, as pictured, made it through a New England winter and is thriving. I have no idea what it's name is, do you? I used the " Plant Snap" app and it said it was a some sort of mum, which I know it is not.
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That's not lettuce, it's kale, which is related to cabbages. It's very winter hardy.
It's too tough to eat raw, but is tasty steamed or boiled.
That looks a lot like ornamental kale which is hardy in the winter.
I don't know what kind it is but if I did want to know, I'd google 'lettuce varieties frilly leaf'. Doing that brought this website:
https://www.gardenerspath/plants/vegetables/best-l...
If you can't find it among 29 varieties--who knew there were that many kinds of lettuce? then you've got something really really unusual. Seed catalogues might be a place to look too.
This isn't something I'm real good at, but possibly oakleaf lettuce? https://images.app.goo.gl/Jt4LUBptvcqHZF5DA