Tropaeolum Majus Moonlight

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Nasturtiums were mostly thought of as a vegetable in the 17th and 18th centuries, as the seeds were pickled, and flowers and leaves were eaten fresh as a peppery salad ingredient. Today, they are more often a flower of the annual garden, admired for their pretty, long-lasting blooms. This gem has crinkled petals of soft yellow with downward curving spurs on the backs.

  

Lifecycle: Annual

Hardiness: Tender Annual

Size: 1' h x 4-6' trailing

Sun: Full sun to partial shade

Soil: Regular, well-drained

Season: Summer to fall

Seed to Bloom: 10-12 weeks

Color: Soft yellow flowers

Nasturtium 'Moonlight' - Tropaeolum majus seeds - Select Seeds

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