Nasturtium Salmon Baby Seeds

Although Nasturtium Salmon Baby is frost-hardy, it is an annual, so it won’t regrow every year – it will grow, bloom, set seed and die over the course of 12 months. However, like most Nasturtiums, it will self-seed after its flowering period, so you may be surprised with new plants next spring!

Start Nasturtium Salmon Baby seeds in well-drained soil, planting them about 2.5cm (1”) deep. Place the seeds in a sunny spot and water consistently. Once seedlings grow, thin them out to give each plant room to grow. Regular watering and sunlight are key for healthy plants.

Yes. In fact, Nasturtium Salmon Baby has the exact kind of trailing habit that hanging baskets are designed to show off. Plant 2-3 in a well-draining standard-sized basket (30cm/12in), water regularly, and watch as its flowers cascade beautifully over the basket edge.