DWARF NASTURTIUM SEEDS, CHERRY ROSE VARIETY: 90 heirloom, non-GMO Nasturtium seeds (Tropaeolum majus), compact dwarf form. Cherry-rose blooms in 50–65 days. Edible flowers, pollinator friendly, ideal for containers, borders, and edible gardens. CHERRY-ROSE BLOOMS FROM EARLY SUMMER TO FROST: Single flowers reach 2–3 in. across in a warm cherry-rose color rare among nasturtium varieties. Deadhead regularly to keep blooms coming from early summer until first frost. COMPACT DWARF HABIT, CONTAINERS AND BORDERS: This Nasturtium plant stays 10–12 in. tall with a tidy mounding form, no staking needed. Fits a 6-in. pot, window box, or hanging basket, and edges borders neatly without sprawling. GROW IN LEAN SOIL FOR THE MOST FLOWERS: Nasturtiums thrive in light, well-drained, average-to-lean soil. Rich or nitrogen-heavy beds push leafy growth at the expense of blooms. Lean soil and full sun are the keys to nonstop flowering all season. FAST GERMINATION IN 7 TO 14 DAYS: Direct sow nasturtium seeds for planting outdoors after the last spring frost once soil reaches 60°F. Sow ½ in. deep in full sun, seeds need darkness to germinate. Germination occurs in 7–14 days at 60–65°F (16–18°C). EDIBLE FLOWERS WITH A PEPPERY FLAVOR: Flowers and young leaves are edible with a peppery, watercress-like taste. Use fresh in salads or as a garnish. A natural fit for edible flower gardens and kitchen herb borders. ATTRACTS BEES, BUTTERFLIES, AND HUMMINGBIRDS: The spurred flowers are a nectar favorite, drawing bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Plant in pollinator gardens or mixed borders to support beneficial insects from early summer to frost. ANNUAL THAT SELF-SEEDS FOR NEXT SEASON: Cherry Rose Dwarf is a frost-tender annual in all USDA zones. Allow a few pods to ripen at season's end and it self-seeds readily, returning in mild climates and informal garden settings. HEIRLOOM, NON-GMO NASTURTIUM FLOWER SEEDS: Every seed is open-pollinated, heirloom quality, and non-GMO. Collect ripe pods to save seed for future sowings. Succession sow through early summer for continuous flower production until frost. DIRECT SOW OUTDOORS FOR BEST RESULTS: Nasturtium seeds perform best when direct-sown after frost, ½ in. deep in full sun. Space 10–12 in. apart. Also suitable indoors under a grow light for 14 hours daily, avoid transplanting where possible.
