Gleam Salmon Nasturtium Seeds - 20 seeds

Gleam Salmon Nasturtium Seeds – 20 seeds

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Growing Snapshot

Botanical name: Tropaeolum majus
Seed count: 20 seeds
Light: Full sun to light shade
Bloom or harvest window: Late spring through fall in mild to moderate conditions

A soft salmon-peach nasturtium for edible flowers, containers, and cottage-style borders, with rounded blue-green leaves and a trailing habit that spills beautifully over edges.

SKU: NCS-SC-TR0720

Category: Edible Flower Seeds

Tags: container flowers, cottage garden seeds, edible flower seeds, gleam salmon nasturtium, nasturtium seeds, salmon peach flowers, tr0720, tropaeolum majus

Description

Gleam Salmon Nasturtium Seeds bring a warm peach-salmon color story to edible flower gardens, containers, and informal cottage borders. Tropaeolum majus is quick to grow from direct sowing, developing rounded blue-green leaves, generous blooms, and a relaxed trailing habit that works especially well along paths, baskets, and raised bed edges.

Why Grow It

Soft salmon-peach blooms with warm red throats for refined edible flower displays.
Trailing and mounding habit suits containers, baskets, border fronts, and kitchen gardens.
Beginner-friendly annual with clear direct-sow, soaking, spacing, and germination notes.

Growing Information

Botanical name	Tropaeolum majus
Life cycle	Annual edible flower
Mature height	10-14 in. with a 12-24 in. trailing or mounding spread
Light	Full sun to light shade
Bloom or harvest window	Late spring through fall in mild to moderate conditions
Seed count	20 seeds
Sowing advice	Direct sow after the last frost. Soak seeds 12-24 hours before planting, sow about 1/2 in. deep, and keep soil lightly moist until established.
Spacing	10-12 in. apart in beds, containers, baskets, or along edges
Germination	Typically 7-14 days in warm soil after soaking

Best For

edible flower gardens
containers and hanging baskets
cottage garden borders
kitchen garden edges
pollinator-friendly beds

Packet Details

Includes 20 seeds. Store seeds cool, dry, and dark until sowing. Use the growing table above as a planning reference for your local season.

FAQ

Are nasturtium flowers edible?

Nasturtium flowers and leaves are commonly grown as edible garden plants with a peppery flavor. Harvest only from plants grown without unsafe sprays.

Should I start these indoors?

Direct sowing is usually easiest because nasturtiums dislike root disturbance. In short seasons, use biodegradable pots and transplant gently.

Do nasturtiums need rich soil?

They often bloom best in average to lean, well-drained soil. Very rich soil can encourage leafy growth at the expense of flowers.

Growing Guide

Botanical name	Tropaeolum majus
Seed count	20 seeds
Light	Full sun to light shade
Bloom or harvest window	Late spring through fall in mild to moderate conditions

Use this guide as a planning reference. Germination and garden performance depend on local conditions, storage, timing, temperature, light, and moisture.

Additional information

Botanical name	Tropaeolum majus
Life cycle	Annual edible flower
Mature height	10-14 in. with a 12-24 in. trailing or mounding spread
Light	Full sun to light shade
Bloom or harvest window	Late spring through fall in mild to moderate conditions
Seed count	20 seeds
Sowing advice	Direct sow after the last frost. Soak seeds 12-24 hours before planting, sow about 1/2 in. deep, and keep soil lightly moist until established.
Spacing	10-12 in. apart in beds, containers, baskets, or along edges
Germination	Typically 7-14 days in warm soil after soaking

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