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Nasturtium 'Jewel Mix' – 20 Seeds
Nasturtium 'Jewel Mix' – 20 Seeds
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Jewel Mix nasturtium growing facts
| Botanical name | Tropaeolum majus |
|---|---|
| Plant type | Annual |
| When to sow | After last frost; warm regions (zones 8–10) also sow in fall |
| Sowing depth | 1/2–1 inch |
| Spacing | 8–12 inches apart |
| Germination | 7–12 days at 60–70°F |
| Sun | Full sun; afternoon shade helps in warm regions (zones 8–10) |
| Days to bloom | About 50–60 days |
| Seeds per pack | 20 |
| Shipping | Ships from Texas within 1–2 business days |
Nasturtium Jewel Mix (Tropaeolum majus) is a compact, bushy variety known for its mixed-color flowers in shades of red, orange, yellow, and pink held above rounded green foliage. This tidy plant thrives in garden beds, borders, and containers, adding vibrant color and serving as a popular companion plant in vegetable gardens. Both the flowers and leaves are edible, offering a peppery, watercress-like flavor perfect for salads, garnishes, and culinary creations. Easy to grow in poor soils with minimal care, Jewel Mix is a beautiful, pollinator-friendly addition to any garden.
Sow after last frost (in warm regions, in late winter or fall), 1/2–1 inch deep, spacing 8–12 inches; plants appreciate afternoon shade in hot weather. 20 seeds per pack.
Jewel Mix nasturtium FAQ
What colors are in the Jewel Mix?
A mix of red, orange, yellow and pink-toned flowers held above compact foliage.
Should I soak the seeds?
Soaking overnight speeds germination.
Are nasturtiums edible?
Yes, flowers and leaves have a peppery flavor for salads.
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Seeds looked fresh and germinated well for me. Packaging was careful and clear.
Seeds looked fresh and germinated well for me. Packaging was careful and clear.
Good germination so far. Excited to grow these in my raised beds this season.