Nasturtium Jewel Mix

by Maureen Sullivan on April 17, 2014

Nasturtium-Jewel-MixFull sun.  14 to 16 inches. Habit: mounded. The Jewel series features a vibrant mix of colors.  The plant is edible. Use it to spice up your salads with the peppery taste of the flowers and  leaves.  Avoid adding too much nitrogen fertilizer to your planting as this will reduce flower bud production and encourage soft foliage growth.  Grow in moist but well drained soil. 

Nasturtium Jewel Rose

by Maureen Sullivan on January 18, 2016

Full sun.  14 to 16 inches. Habit: mounded. The Jewel series features a vibrant mix of colors, including this cheery rose-pink variety.  Add a nasturtium leaves and flowers to your salads for their perky, peppery taste.  Avoid adding too much nitrogen fertilizer to your planting as this will reduce flower bud production and encourage soft foliage growth.  Grow in moist but well drained soil.

Nasturtium Kaleidoscope Mix

by Maureen Sullivan on February 6, 2023

Sun. A mix of mounded and trailing forms.  All the traditional bright colors (red, rose, yellow, orange, and cream) of a nasturtium mix with the added plus of marvelous swirled bicolors.  

Nasturtium Moonlight

by Maureen Sullivan on January 24, 2022

Full Sun.  Trailing variety 60 to 80 inches.  The flowers of this variety are a soft butter yellow, the foliage is a deep green.  Nasturtium flowers and foliage add a peppery bite to salads.  Be sure to plant in soil that has good drainage.

Nasturtium Orchid Flame

by Maureen Sullivan on February 1, 2018

Sun. 12 inches high, 3 to 4 foot spread.  This semi-trailing variety adds a real splash to borders and containers.  A cheery bright yellow blossom splashed and edged is red.  This variety will attract the eye wherever you plant it.

Nasturtium Spitfire

by Maureen Sullivan on January 18, 2016

Full sun. To 10 feet. Habit: trailing. Spitfire features bright orange blossoms and mid green foliage. The plant is edible, use its peppery tasting flowers and leaves to spice up your salads. Avoid adding too much nitrogen fertilizer to your planting as this will reduce flower bud production and encourage soft foliage growth. Grow in moist but well drained soil.

Nasturtium Tall Climbing Mix

by Maureen Sullivan on February 1, 2018

Sun. Tall trailing mix to 4–6′ in red, orange, gold and exquisite bicolor shades. The red blossoms have a spicier taste than those of lighter colors.

Nasturtium Top Dog Apricot

by Maureen Sullivan on January 20, 2020

Sun to part shade. 14 inches.  An apricot colored non-trailing compact growing nasturtium.

Nasturtium Vesuvius

by Maureen Sullivan on April 17, 2014

Full sun.  14 to 16 inches. Habit is compact and mounded. Vesuvius features deep salmon flowers set against deep, blue-green foliage.  The plant is edible. Use it to spice up your salads with the peppery taste of the flowers and  leaves.  Avoid adding too much nitrogen fertilizer to your planting as this will reduce flower bud production and encourage soft foliage growth.  Grow in moist but well drained soil.

Nasturtium Whirlybird Cherry Rose

by Maureen Sullivan on April 17, 2014

Nasturtium-Whirlybird-Cherry-RoseFull sun.  14 to 16 inches. Habit: mounded. Whirlybird nasturtiums differ from most nasturtiums in that they are spurless so the flowers have a more open face than other varieties.  Whirlybird Cherry Rose, like all of our nasturtium plants, is edible. Use it to spice up your salads with the peppery taste of the flowers and  leaves.  Avoid adding too much nitrogen fertilizer to your planting as this will reduce flower bud production and encourage soft foliage growth.  Grow in moist but well drained soil.