Planting nasturtium seeds

Learn how to grow nasturtiums, and add bright pops of color to your garden (and spice to your salad) with this easy to grow edible flower.

Growing nasturtium from seeds is easy. Learn how to grow nasturtium from seeds and enjoy these delightful edible flowers in your garden.

Learn how to grow nasturtium from seed with this guide. I'll show you how to sow your seeds and care for your plants as they grow.

Discover the art of companion planting with nasturtiums and learn which plants to avoid pairing with these vibrant and versatile flowers! Explore common plants that may not thrive when planted alongside nasturtiums due to potential competition for resources or incompatible growth habits. Learn about the importance of selecting suitable companions that complement the growth patterns and preferences of nasturtiums, enhancing their beauty and performance in the garden.

Everyone loves nasturtiums, right?

Growing nasturtiums gives you beauty, draws pollinators, are even attract garden pests away from your vegetable plants in the garden.

Ready to try your hand at growing nasturtiums from seeds? These edible flowers are a great addition to your herbs garden. If you need a simple flower gardening idea for this spring, learning how to plant nasturtiums outdoors might just be your ticket. They also adapt well to hanging baskets! Enjoy the unique spiciness nasturtium flowers and leaves lend to various healthy summer dishes.

This old-fashioned cultivar has a mounding habit and grows to a foot tall and wide.

Nasturtiums, with their vibrant flowers and edible leaves, make excellent companions in the garden. Pair them with marigolds to deter pests or plant them alongside cucumbers to improve pollination. What other companion plants complement nasturtiums well, and how do they contribute to a thriving garden ecosystem? For detailed recommendations, explore our comprehensive guide.

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