Heirloom Vegetable, Herb & Flower Seeds

Our Climbing Nasturtium has profuse and sweet-yet-spicy smelling flowers in a gorgeous mix of reds, maroons, oranges and creams require no fertilizer and little water. Climbing Nasturtium is quick-growing trailing vines (also good for hanging baskets) thrive on benign neglect - easily covering trellises, fences or summer arbors. Succeeds in all but the coldest areas.

Approx 25 seeds per pack

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The Dwarf Jewel Nasturtium Mix has an abundance of 2" -3" colorful flowers on easy to grow, low plants. The multi-hued blooms make tasty additions to salads as well as bright, edible garnishes for most dishes. The flavor of both the flowers and the leaves is similar to watercress.

Approx 25 seeds per pack

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Empress of India Nasturtium is a Victorian-era favorite. Cascading waves of distinctive, blue-green foliage contrast with vibrant, vermilion flowers. Hummingbirds love the flaming-red blossoms which appear from late spring til frost. The edible seed pods, flowers and leaves are used in salads, cakes and garnishes. Plant in beds borders, edgings and containers.

Easy, fast grower that is somewhat drought tolerant.

Approx 25 seeds per pack

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Canary Bird Vine Nasturtium has lustrous canary yellow flowers on a vigorous vine with shiny green leaves.

It is said that from a distance it appears as though the plant is covered with miniature canaries. This Nasturtium relative is a very fast growing climber. It's foliage is deep lobed and very attractive. The flowers are edible.

Annual/Perennial

Approx 25 seeds per pack

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Tom Thumb Nasturtium Mix is a dwarf, compact variety (8-14in.) of Nasturtium holds its flowers above the foliage for showier color. The mix consists of red, dark orange, light orange, yellow, and dark red. Great for borders, beds, containers or as a cheerful groundcover.

The fresh leaves and flowers are edible, with a peppery, softly spicy flavor similar to watercress. Add the flower petals to salads for a bright, spicy note. Makes an unusual and tasty garnish for steaks, especially with a bit of herbed butter or blue cheese.

Annual

Approx 25 seeds per pack

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