Nasturtium - Jewel Mix Seeds - Edible Blossoms

Name: Nasturtium Jewel Mix Seeds - Edible Blooms - Drought Tolerant
Brand: Sandia Seed Company
SKU: 643934-293300
Price: 3.0 USD
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Nasturtium Jewel Mix Seeds - Vibrant, Edible Blooms for Your Garden

Add a splash of color and flavor to your garden with Nasturtium Jewel Mix Seeds. These hardy annuals produce stunning 2" double blooms in radiant jewel tones of light yellow, orange, and deep red, creating a dazzling display all summer long. Not only are the flowers visually striking, but both the blossoms and foliage are edible, offering a peppery, watercress-like taste that enhances salads, soups, and appetizers.

Why Choose Jewel Mix Nasturtium Seeds?

Perfect for gardeners of all levels, these open-pollinated, heirloom, non-GMO seeds are easy to grow and low-maintenance. Plant them directly in your garden or start indoors for early blooms. Each packet contains 30 seeds, enough to plant a 30' row with vibrant, eye-catching flowers.

Key Features & Benefits

Edible & Nutritious: Both flowers and leaves are packed with vitamin C, manganese, iron, and beta-carotene, supporting immune health.
Fast-Growing & Hardy: Blooms in just 4-6 weeks and thrives in full sun or partial shade.
Deer-Resistant & Pollinator-Friendly: Attracts butterflies while deterring deer and pests.
Versatile Use: Ideal for window boxes, hanging baskets, rock gardens, or as a colorful border plant.
Self-Seeding: Though an annual, it readily reseeds for years of effortless beauty.

Growing Tips

For best results, soak seeds overnight before planting 1" deep and 10-12" apart. Avoid over-fertilizing because these plants prefer lean soil for optimal flowering. Water regularly to prolong blooms, and pick flowers to encourage continuous growth.

Creative Culinary Uses

Elevate your dishes with Nasturtium Jewel Mix! Use the flowers to garnish salads, freeze into ice cubes for cocktails, or stuff with cream cheese for elegant appetizers. Young leaves add a spicy kick to meals, while older blooms offer milder flavor.

Ready to transform your garden and plate? Plant Nasturtium Jewel Mix Seeds today for a season of beauty, flavor, and effortless charm!

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Customers praised these edible nasturtium seeds for being 'easy-to-grow' with vibrant, colorful flowers. One shopper noted excellent germination after soaking seeds for 36 hours. The blossoms offer a 'peppery spice' flavor for salads and attract beneficial insects while deterring pests. Overall highly rated for garden color and edibility.

Easy-to-grow with vibrant and colorful flowers. Great tossed with lettuce in a salad.
I believe all but one seed sprouted, and that is amazing.
Looking forward to them giving me a burst of color in my garden.

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Beautiful!

I grow these every year for their vibrant and colorful flowers. They are easy-to-grow and attract beneficial insects while deterring pests from what I hear. Plus, they're great tossed with lettuce in a salad – they have a nice peppery spice to them, kind of like horseradish.

NASTURTIUM

I HAVE RECEIVED MY SHIPMENT AND HAVE PLANTED THE SEEDS. LOOKING FORWARD TO THEM GIVING ME A BURST OF COLOR IN MY GARDEN.
WILL FORWARD PHOTOS
CARLA

Nasturtium seeds

Are these available in Kenya or through an agent

having a question

WHAT KIND OF FLOWERS WOULD GROW QUICK FOR LITTLE KIDS IN MY CLASSROOM What would you suggest if I would start now for mothers day

You could try our sugar snap peas! They are easy to sprout and grow quickly and have cute white blossoms, and can be a live 'edible bouquet.' :)

Classic Seeds

I have tried growing Nasturtiums in the past without much success. I soaked these seeds in water for 36 hours and then planted them. I believe all but one seed sprouted, and that is amazing. They are growing at different rates I believe because they are different colors. I wanted to leave this review because other Nasturtium seeds are hard to grow and this is the toughest part of growing them right at the beginning. Looking forward to many beautiful blooms from these seeds.