Tropaeolum Majus

At last, a nasturtium with the sweet fresh scent we remember loving long ago, found again in this bright scarlet selection. Thin to 36-48” or 1-2 plants per hanging basket/container.

A trailing variety to 6 feet long, this cream and green leafed variety is the perfect companion to our heirloom Indian Cress. Full color range, including unusual strawberry and bronze shades.Sowing Directions: Depth: 1/2 inch Sprout time: 7-14 days Tip:...

Thin about 1-2 weeks after germination. Placement & Cultivation Nasturtiums perform nicely as an addition to any cottage garden and is perfect for containers or ledges. Thin to 36-48” or 1-2 plants per hanging basket/container.

Keep at 65°F in darkness until germination occurs. The fragrant flowers are found in vivid shades of yellow and red, as well as softer hues, and many are mottled with color. Does just fine in full sun to part shade in regular, well-drained soil—it...

One of our favorite nasturtiums, for the semi-double flowers face upward and above the compact foliage. Gorgeous summery colors of cherry, tangerine, scarlet, mahogany, lemon and cream.

Delicious shades of strawberry, raspberry, apricot, and cream, some streaked with darker colors. Thin about 1-2 weeks after germination. Keep at 65°F in darkness until germination occurs.

Straight from Child's 1897 catalog featuring nasturtiums in psychedelic patterns of gold, red, mahogany and more, this renewal of long lost Victorian age nasturtiums is fabulous! Easy to grow, it prefers the cooler temperatures of late summer to show...

The variegated white and cool green lily pad leaves of this great trailing variety set off intensely vibrant orange flowers. The abundant blooms stand well above the foliage for the best show all summer.

Thin about 1-2 weeks after germination. The flowers and leaves have a peppery taste that spices up salads, vegetables and pasta dishes.Sowing Instructions: Depth: 1/2" Sprout Time: 7-14 days Starting Indoors: Sow in peat pots 2-4 weeks before last frost...

Keep at 65°F in darkness until germination occurs. When to Set Outside About 1-2 weeks after all danger of frost has passed Placement & Cultivation Nasturtiums perform nicely as an addition to any cottage garden and ‘Tip Top Alaska Red' is perfect...

Bishop's Flower Seeds (False Queen Anne's Lace) Bishop's Flower is a classic native wildflower that tends to grow in even the most challenging of circumstances. Also sometimes called "White Lace", this variety is also an excellent choice for cut-flower...

In the garden, they attract beneficial insects and can be used in vegetable gardening to trap aphids and deter whiteflies, protecting crops such as tomatoes, cucurbits, and brassicas.

Can be direct seeded or started early in containers. (16”) Tom Thumb Mix is a non-trailing, bush-type nasturtium with brilliant jewel-like colors. Ornamental as well as edible, nasturtium flowers and leaves are edible.

Can be direct seeded or started early in containers. (12-18”) Jewel Mixed Nasturtium is a brilliantly colored mix in shades of yellow, orange, red and pink. Ornamental as well as edible, nasturtium flowers and leaves are edible.

2018 seed has 10% off-types.Sowing Instructions: Depth: 1/2" Sprout Time: 7-14 days Starting Indoors: Sow in peat pots 2-4 weeks before last frost and cover by about 1/2”; secure containers with plastic to retain moisture while seeds germinate.

This can easily be done by placing seeds between moistened paper towels inside a plastic bag. Starting Outdoors: Sow in desired location in spring when there is still a chance for a light frost.

Like little orchids. This age old favorite has bright yellow, 1 inch long flowers that have delightfully fringed upper petals, fancied to be a bird's wings in flight. They look, to me.

Violet-pink and orange combine in a sunset blaze of color. In temperate areas start indoors in February or sow outdoors and enjoy the blooms in the fall. Place some twiggy brush to support the stems.Coming Soon

If such issues do arise, plants can be sprayed with a copper fungicide or neem oil. Starting Outdoors: Direct sow in spring, after last frost. What You'll Grow Plant: Bushy plants 1.5-3' tall and 1' wide with with glossy, lance shaped dark green leaves...

The deepest colored nasturtium we offer, 'Black Velvet' has been selected for its mahogany colored blooms veiled in black. In Victorian times a similar variety was described as having dark blood-red flowers, and curiously emitting electric sparks in the...

Vertical spikes of bloom are dramatic accents in the garden. Ruby's rich red color looks great paired with heirloom 'Black Prince'.Coming Soon

Thin about 1-2 weeks after germination. Capsules contain the very tiny black seeds. Thin to 8" apart. Placement & Cultivation Snapdragons will attract bees; they are good for bedding plants and borders, and are deer resistant—great in cottage gardens...

I love the 'Tip Tops', for they willingly show off their jaunty blossoms above lily-pad leaves for all to see and enjoy. Thin about 1-2 weeks after germination. Keep at 65°F in darkness until germination occurs.

Molten deep red blooms float above the yellow-green shield-shaped leaves, an artful combination, and unique among nasturtiums. A flower arranger's delight, they also have spicy edible flowers and leaves that make a festive addition to salads.Coming Soon

We all want top flowering nasturtiums that hold their brilliant silken parasols high above their sea-green foliage. ‘Tip Top' Mix doesn't disappoint. A cottage garden staple with edible flowers that is best in regular, not rich soils.

Gorgeous deep crimson flower spikes are paired with green foliage that darkens to bronze-purple in cool weather. This heirloom variety has the classic flower shape that gives it its name, for the blossoms open wide when gently pinched.Coming Soon

* Large-flowered forms of the common garden snapdragon; usually grown as an annual but may overwinter in warmer areas. * Surface sow the seed in March in a greenhouse. Cool nights assist germination.