Nasturtium Jewel Mixed Seeds

Nasturtium Jewel Mixed Seeds
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  • 35 seeds
  • Easy to grow, colourful and bright mixture of predominantly double and semi-double flowers
  • A great addition to beds, borders and containers
Botanical Name: Tropaeolum majus
SKU: 10366
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Product Description

Brighten up your garden with the vibrant colours of Johnsons Nasturtium Jewel Mixed Seeds! These easy-to-grow annuals are perfect for garden beds, borders, and containers, producing a delightful mix of yellow, orange, and red blooms. The edible flowers and leaves make a unique and tasty addition to salads, adding both beauty and flavour to your garden and kitchen. Nasturtium Jewel mixed is also loved by pollinators, attracting bees and butterflies to your outdoor space.

Order your Nasturtium Jewel mixed seeds online today from Johnsons seeds, and explore our full range of flower seeds to add colour and texture to your garden. Be sure to browse Johnsons gardening accessories for all your planting needs!

FAQs

Nasturtium Jewel Mix is a bush variety, so it does not climb (unlike trailing Nasturtiums). Bush-type Nasturtiums are neat, small-leaved plants that are easy to contain – they look beautiful in containers and borders and tend to grow more flowers than climbing varieties. 

As a bush (dwarf) variety, Nasturtium Jewel Mix seeds grow into compact plants that reach around 30cm (12 in) in height. Their bushy growth habit is perfectly suited to small spaces like pots, window boxes and hanging baskets.

Sow your Nasturtium Jewel Mix seeds outdoors from April to June, directly into a well-prepared flower bed or container. As they grow, thin seedlings to 25cm (10 in) apart. Water well but avoid adding fertiliser, as this can encourage plants to produce foliage over flowers. Deadhead your Nasturtiums regularly to prolong the flowering period and enjoy beautiful blooms from June to October!
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