Nasturtium Edible

Also makes a colorful garnish. Bumble bees love the flowers. Flowers are edible and have a tangy, peppery taste. This dwarf, non-trailing Nasturtium has flowers in varying shades of yellow and cream with dark orange blotches in the center.

Cherry rose, golden, peach melba and primrose flowers! Nasturtium is a very beautiful and vibrant flower that stands out in all yards. Nasturtium are edible. Growing Instructions: They flower most freely in full sun and poor dryish soils.

Also makes a colorful garnish. Bumble bees love the flowers. Flowers are edible and have a tangy, peppery taste. This dwarf Nasturtium has single flowers that are held above the foliage for showier color.

Look great in hanging baskets! Plant 3 to a 10″ inch basket. Produces 100% variegated foliage.

Can be direct seeded or started early in containers. Full sun or partial shade. Do not over fertilize plants. (12-18”) Jewel Mixed Nasturtium is a brilliantly colored mix in shades of yellow, orange, red and pink.

Can be direct seeded or started early in containers. Full sun or partial shade. Do not over fertilize plants. (16”) Tom Thumb Mix is a non-trailing, bush-type nasturtium with brilliant jewel-like colors.

In an enchanting transformation, these bicolored 2" blossoms become fully red later in the season. Continual bloom from June to first frost. Like two flowers in one! Blossoms start as creamy-yellow with splashes of red on the inner portion of each petal.

Bloom, bloom, bloom! Glorious, high-performance super-bloomer unleashes a continuous cannonade of fabulous orange blooms with variegated white-streaked foliage. Semi-trailing plant—with blossoms held above handsome foliage—is on show all summer.

(Buds were also pickled like capers.) By the late 1800s, breeders had developed many dwarf forms in a wide range of colors, and they became popular in bedding designs. Compact 12" plants.

Nasturtiums are a popular choice for adding color to salad mix. Harden off and transplant outside after the danger of frost has passed.Well-drained, but not especially rich soil. High nitrogen levels promote more foliage than flower production.If anything...

Transplant: Sow 3 weeks before the last frost. Harden off and transplant outside after the danger of frost has passed.Well-drained, but not especially rich soil. Nasturtiums are a popular choice for adding color to salad mix.

Bloom, bloom, bloom! Glorious, high-performance super-bloomer unleashes a continuous cannonade of fabulous cream blooms with variegated green-streaked white foliage. Semi-trailing 20 inch plant—with blossoms held above handsome foliage—is on show...

Compact plants only 1 ft. Blooms until frost. Large seeds are easy to sow directly in the ground. Unique, deep blue-green leaves are the perfect background for the dazzling, long-spurred 2 1/2" scarlet blooms.

Transplant: Sow 3 weeks before the last frost. Harden off and transplant outside after the danger of frost has passed.Well-drained, but not especially rich soil. Nasturtiums are a popular choice for adding color to salad mix.

A completely unique color of Nasturtium, these blooms are velvety mahogany against bright green foliage. Perfect for mixed baskets, in pots and in the garden bed.

An abundance of 2-3" double spurred flowers bloom in a harmony of color. Superb for bedding or containers.

Gold, orange, salmon and mahogany flowers arise from compact plants with attractive variegated foliage. Flowers and tender young leaves add color and a peppery zip to salads. Big seeds are ideal for kids' gardens.

All the many colors and foliage variations of all our choice nasturtiums in one celebratory mix- golds, yellows, apricots, scarlets and more. A blend of Salmon Baby, Tip Top, Tip Top Alaska and Peach Melba.

Bloom, bloom, bloom! Glorious, high-performance super-bloomer unleashes a continuous cannonade of fabulous red blooms with variegated white-streaked foliage. Semi-trailing 20 inch plant—with blossoms held above handsome foliage—is on show all summer.

Quick growing and produces a wide range of brightly colored flowers. Direct seed for best results. 220 seeds/oz,; 10-14 days, 65-70°F. (3-4') Tall Single Mix trailing nasturtium is a vine variety for trellises and fences.

Nasturtiums are a popular choice for adding color to salad mix. Harden off and transplant outside after the danger of frost has passed.Well-drained, but not especially rich soil. High nitrogen levels promote more foliage than flower production.If anything...

Bright creamy yellow blossoms with maroon blotches near the centers. The plants are compact with blue-green foliage.

This All-America Selections winner makes a good ground cover in beds and does well on trellises or fences. Does not transplant well. If raised indoors, sow seed in pots at 65 F, and transplant carefully.

This is a glorious re-birth of 1904 Burpee heirloom- nasturtium 'Golden Gem.' ‘Phoenix's rarely-seen split-petal flower form is a marvel of plant breeding. Vigorous plants are soon arrayed with flaming-glowing-red-orange blooms (edible, by the way),...

Bushy, vining 24" plants are clustered with luminous flowers complemented by deep-green ivy leaf foliage. Edible flowers. We are astonished by ‘Summer Gown's out of this world color: a rich, deep burgundy-purple that gets still bluer over summer.

Nasturtiums are a popular choice for adding color to salad mix. Harden off and transplant outside after the danger of frost has passed.Well-drained, but not especially rich soil. High nitrogen levels promote more foliage than flower production.If anything...

Seeds should be buried 2 times their narrowest dimension and covered with finely raked soil or vermiculite unless otherwise noted. Press into the medium but do not cover. Remove cover as soon as germination occurs.