Nasturtium seeds

Description

1. Nasturtiums are started either from seed as annuals, or purchased as starts at nurseries, where you may find them alongside other vegetable companions.
2. The seeds germinate quickly and the plant starts blooming soon after.
3. Once planted, nasturtiums generally takes care of themselves, requiring the same amount of water as you would give surrounding plan (removing spent blooms) is usually not necessary, however, pulling ripe flowers for use in salads and to place on top of summer desserts is always recommended.
4. Nasturtiums spill beautifully over walls and onto pavers when used as edging. They also hold up well in containers.
5. Bushy, ground-hugging nasturtiums will fill bloom gaps in a sunny perennial garden and work well planted among or roses.