Nasturtium – Alaska Mix

Tropaeolum
Heirloom.
Annual.
Alaska Nasturtium has attractive variagated leaves in cream and green and bright beautiful flowers of gold, mahogany, orange, and salmon, apricot, rose, pink, and cream. Alaska will quickly fill a flower bed with wonderful color. Alaska Nasturtium does well in poor soils, grows very quickly, and is very easy to grow! And the leaves and flowers are edible with a spicy zesty flavor which is good in salads, soups, and other dishes. It tolerates heat and cold. Highly ornamental Alaska will make a charming addition in flower beds and borders, a beautiful addition to hanging baskets, patio containers , and window boxes. An excellent choice!
Sowing: Plant seed 1 inch deep, 3-4 inches apart, in full sun, in the spring after all danger of frost.
Height: 12-24 inches Spacing: 10 inches Bloom Time: Summer through Fall Days to germination: 9-12 days
Moisture: Low water needs; water when top few inches of soil are dry Light: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Well drained, prefers poor soil.