Nasturtium Seeds

An old-fashioned favorite from South America. Distinctive appearance, rapid growth and easy culture are three of their many strong points.

Alaska Mix Nasturtium Seeds
Marbled with ivory on green leaves with cherry, yellow, crimson, orange and salmon.
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Item #A-408 | 50 Seeds | Price: $1.95
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Gleam Mix Nasturtium Seeds
The fragrant neatly cupped flowers are very easy to grow.
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Item #A-410 | 75 Seeds | Price: $2.95
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Jewel Mix Nasturtium Seeds
Fragrant and neat flowers are super easy to grow with delicious edible flowers.
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Item #A-412 | 50 Seeds | Price: $2.25
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Nasturtium Princess Seeds
Brilliant scarlet flowers contrast exceptionally well with the dark foliage of this compact nasturtium.
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Item #A-409 | 35 Seeds | Price: $2.25
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Nasturtium Strawberry Cream Seeds
The compact, 12 in. plant habit of this attractive mix makes it ideal for containers and annual borders.
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Item #A-411 | 25 Seeds | Price: $2.95
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Whirlybird Mix Nasturtium Seeds
A bright blend of apricot, rose, cream, gold, scarlet and tangerine.
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Item #A-413 | 50 Seeds | Price: $1.95
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Black Cherries and Cream Nasturtium Seeds
This energetic mix of 12" primrose-yellow and mahogany blooms is a complete delight in hanging baskets, containers and shady borders.
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Item #A-1156 | 25 Seeds | Price: $2.95
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Primrose Jewell Nasturtium Seeds
Glorious primrose-yellow petals are particularly striking with the gray-green foliage on a 10-12" plant.
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Item #A-1160 | 25 Seeds | Price: $1.95
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Whirlybird Cherry Rose Nasturtium Seeds
The semi-double cherry rose flowers are well above the foliage and face upwards so all are visible.
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Item #A-1164 | 50 Seeds | Price: $1.95
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How to Grow Nasturtiums From Seeds

Planting:

Nasturtiums are fast growing and can be directly sown into your garden. Sow Nasturtium seeds 2 weeks after the last frost date for your area.

Sow seeds 1/2 inch deep and 10 to 12 inches apart.
Germination 7-12 days.

Garden Hints:

Nasturtium grow very well in well drained soils, but does best in sandy soil. In mild winter and hot summer areas, sow in the fall for winter and spring blooms. So you can plant these versatile flowers in areas where other flowers and vegetables would fare poorly.

Somewhat drought tolerant.
An easy and quick growing annual.
Edible leaves to spice up salads.
A companion plant that helps to ward off insect pests.

A plant that prefers to be ignored. It thrives best in poor and dry soils.