Outsidepride Tom Thumb Black Velvet Nasturtium Seeds – 400 Pcs, Easy-to-Grow Annuals for Borders, Containers and Pollinator Gardens

Vibrant, versatile nasturtium for summer color

Outsidepride Tom Thumb Black Velvet nasturtium seeds bring bold, edible beauty to your outdoor space. These annuals burst into mid-summer and carry into fall, delivering 2-3 inch mahogany brown blossoms that form compact mounds about 12-16 inches tall and wide. Their versatile habit makes them a natural for borders, ground cover, trellises, fences, and containers, adding color without demanding a lot of space.

Versatile placements and uses

Use them to edge a flower border, spill over a container, or climb a trellis for vertical interest. The compact habit helps them fit into tight spaces while still delivering continuous color throughout the season.

• Border accents provide tidy, long-lasting color with minimal upkeep
• Container displays offer edible blossoms that brighten any display
• Trellis and fence spots add vertical drama with edible petals

Edible color and flavor

In addition to their striking look, all parts are edible with a zesty, peppery flavor. Add petals to salads, sandwiches, or use as a garnish to bring garden-fresh brightness to plates. The seeds can be pickled or used as a flavoring substitute, adding a garden twist to dishes.

• Flowers, leaves, and seeds provide edible color and bite
• Garnish and salad uses elevate everyday meals

Easy growing, minimal care

Germination typically occurs in about 7-10 days at around 68 F. Plant 8-12 inches apart in full sun with well-drained soil (pH 6.1-7.8). Suitable for USDA zones 3-10, these plants require modest watering and are forgiving for new gardeners.

• Grows best in full sun with well-drained soil
• Germinates in roughly 7-10 days with 8-12 inch spacing
• Zones 3-10; low maintenance and water needs

Pollinators and garden allies

Bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds are drawn to the blossoms, while the peppery scent can help deter some garden pests. Their presence can brighten a border or vegetable bed and contribute to a lively, edible landscape.

• Pollinator-friendly blooms attract beneficial insects
• Companion planting benefits with vegetables like tomatoes and cucumbers