Outsidepride Jewel Mix Nasturtium Seeds – 1/4 lb | Easy to Grow, Edible Flowers, Vibrant Garden Blooms

Overview

Outsidepride Jewel Mix Nasturtium seeds bring a vibrant splash of color to the garden from mid-summer through fall. The 2–3 inch blossoms come in red, orange, and yellow, with round foliage. Plants form compact mounds up to 12 inches tall or trailing vines reaching 60 inches, making them versatile for borders, ground cover, trellises, fences, and container plantings.

Vibrant, edible color for salads and garnishes

Beyond their beauty, every part of nasturtium is edible with a peppery note. Use blossoms to brighten salads or sandwiches, leaves to add color and bite, and seeds to pickle or use as a condiment substitute. The result is a garden-to-table touch with broad culinary possibilities.

• Edible flowers, leaves, and seeds with a distinct peppery flavor
• Bright garnishes for salads, sandwiches, or pretended condiments
• Seeds that can be pickled or preserved for later use

Growing made simple

Designed for USDA Zones 3–10, Jewel Mix Nasturtiums germinate in 7–10 days at about 68°F. They thrive in full sun with well-drained soil (pH 6.1–7.8). Space plants 8–12 inches apart and sow 1–2 seeds per plant. Expect minimal watering and upkeep.

• USDA Zones 3–10
• Germination in 7–10 days at ~68°F
• Full sun and well-drained soil, pH 6.1–7.8
• Spacing 8–12 inches; 1–2 seeds per plant
• Low maintenance with minimal watering

Pollinator-friendly and deer-deterrent

These seeds attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, while the peppery scent can help deter some common insects and deer. This combination supports pollinator habitats and adds a sensory element to outdoor spaces.

Versatile placements and pairing ideas

Plant nasturtiums as borders, ground covers, on trellises or fences, and in containers or hanging baskets. They work as companion plants near tomatoes and cucumbers, and they add edible color to vegetable beds while enhancing the overall display.

Ready to grow

With a ¼ lb packet, Jewel Mix seeds offer a reliable source for repeat plantings. The easy-to-grow nature, combined with edible blooms and vibrant color, makes them a flexible choice for dynamic garden scenes.