Nasturtium flowers are unique flowers; they have a vine-like appearance and as an added bonus, these beautiful blooms are edible and like most nasturtium flowers, they have a slightly peppery taste. However, they do not work for cut flowers in warmer areas.
They can thrive in part shade and take about 10 days to germinate. They just make a salad wonderful. Happy growing!!!
***Planting Instructions***
sow seeds directly outdoors from the months of March through to May. Unlike many other flowers, nasturtium flowers actually thrive in poor soil, so this should ease a lot of stress when it comes to your soil type. The downside to nasturtium flowers is that they do not tolerate frost. Once they've been hit by frost, dig them up and add them to the compost heap.
