100% Non-GMO
 
50 Seeds
 
Before Planting: Nasturtiums like full sun unless grown in hotter climates, which is when they should be grown in an area with partial shade.
 
Planting: For direct sowing, wait until after all dangers of frost have passed. Plant the seeds an inch deep and space them 10 inches apart.
 
Watering: Be sure to keep them watered during dry spells.
 
Fertilizer: It is best not to use fertilizer, as it can make the nasturtium produce more leaves and less blooms.
 
Days to Maturity: Nasturtiums will bloom from summer to fall.
 
Harvesting: Pluck the flower, bud or leaf off to be eaten. The flavor will grow more peppery throughout the day so harvest in the morning for a mild flavor and later in the day for a more peppery flavor.
 
Tips: In addition to being used as border pr planted in a flower garden, Nasturtiums grow well in window boxes or containers.