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Nasturtium seeds provide the beauty of edible ornamental gardening. This is a versatile plant, with bold flowers and lush foliage. It does best in full to partial sunlight and requires soil that drains well. Nasturtium seeds are an ideal option for those looking for an edible companion plant with beautiful flowers for their home garden. Nasturtiums are grown as annuals in areas with freezing winters but will persist as perennials in warmer zones. They are excellent choices for in-ground gardens as well as container growing. The flowers, as well as the leaves, have a peppery taste similar to arugula.
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Survival Garden Seeds’ Tip Top nasturtium flower seeds come in a pack with a mix of yellow, red, and orange varieties, perfect for beautifying garden spaces and enhancing dishes with edible blooms.
Nasturtiums originate from South America. Their easy growth makes them a favorite with gardeners. These plants can grow in USDA hardiness zones 3 to 10. They are versatile and adaptable to many garden settings. Nasturtiums’ peppery flavor adds a unique twist to meals, making them as functional as they are beautiful.
Planting nasturtium seeds is exceptionally easy. They do best when directly planted in the ground (or containers). Wait until the soil has warmed. Because nasturtium seeds have a firm outer layer, you can speed up germination by soaking them in water for a few hours or scarifying them before planting. The seeds should be sown about 1/2 inch deep. Space them 10 to 12 inches apart. Although nasturtiums grow well in even poor soils, you may want to supplement with potassium-rich amendments to encourage flower growth.
Nasturtiums are remarkably low maintenance. They require only occasional watering when established. Nasturtiums make great companion plants, deterring pests and attracting pollinators. Harvest the flowers and leaves regularly. It will encourage more blooms and keep the plants compact.
Start your gardening journey with the proper plant: one with dual benefits! Our nasturtium seeds are compact vining plants that are easy to cultivate in pots and any garden space. Nasturtiums combine beauty with utility, so enjoy growing these beneficial plants in your garden.
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