Stunning Floral Accent

Our Nasturtium seeds for planting outdoors feature vibrant blooms in red, orange, and yellow, complemented by lush green peppery foliage. These flower seeds are perfect for adding a burst of color to your garden or home, creating a stunning focal point in any space.

Attracts Beneficial Pollinators

Our flowers attract beneficial pollinators, like bees, with their vibrant blooms and sweet nectar. These flower seeds bring color to your garden while supporting pollination, which helps improve plant growth and yields, making them an excellent choice for your garden.

Fresh, Peppery Nasturtiums!

Our Nasturtiums produce fresh, peppery blooms because the flowers and leaves offer a distinct peppery flavor, making them a great addition to salads and savory dishes. These edible plant flowers create tender green seeds that add a zesty taste to your culinary creations.

Vibrant, Edible Flowers

Our edible flower seeds for planting produce vibrant blooms in bright orange and yellow colors that add a peppery flavor to any dish. These edible flower seeds are perfect for enhancing salads or as garnishes, making them a beautiful and flavorful addition to your meals.

Nasturtium (Tropaeolum Majus Phoenix Mix) - It has taken us a few years, but we have finally added this very popular Phoenix nasturtium to our portfolio.  Instead of the usual rounded shape, the petals of every bloom on this flowering plant are divided into 3 to 4 points, like flames or fishtails.  The blooms arise in both bright and pastel shades and even some bicolors giving you the classic golds, oranges, and reds of nasturtiums as well as the less common creams, peaches, and salmons. And that's not all! Many petals even have a stroke of mahogany near the base.  The ivy-leaf foliage makes this the perfect plant for trellises or trailing from a hanging basket.  You might even want to test the vines out as a cutflower for draping arrangement material.

Not only are these nasturtium flowers beautiful, they are also profuse. They will begin blooming in early summer and continue clear until frost in most areas and will grow in a variety of habitats. Some nasturtiums are vining, others bushy, but Phoenix is both! You can let its stems trail from hanging baskets and flowerpots, or you can grow it vertically in beds and containers, where it will mound instead of spreading. Generally about 12 inches high if mounded and 14 inches wide, it will adjust a bit to fit the habit you choose for it—lower and more trailing in baskets, higher and more compact in beds.  If allowing to vine, you can expect it to reach up to six feet!

Nasturtiums are grown as a climbing vine, a flowering plant, and for its uses as an herb. The flowers and leaves are edible, making beautiful additions to salads and handsome garnishes on the plate. Nasturtium has a peppery bite not unlike watercress (one of its common names is Indian Cress), and is best used in savory dishes. Like all nasturtiums, Phoenix is a splendid companion to vegetables in the garden attracting beneficial bees to the garden and other insects.