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Nasturtium Varieties Nasturtiums come in a variety of bright colors and varieties include dwarf, bush How to Plant Nasturtium Seeds Nasturtium seeds are pea sized and easy to work with. How to Care for Nasturtiums As stated previously, nasturtiums require very little care to grow, making Nasturtiums are Edible Enjoy the spicy flavour of nasturtiums in salads, as a garnish or as a pesto. Saving Nasturtium Seeds Nasturtium seeds are one of the easiest flower seeds to collect and save for

flower seeds including potatoes, garlic, tomato, pea, bean, sweet pea, pepper, cucumber, squash, and nasturtium How to Save Nasturtium Seeds I just learned how to save nasturtium seeds this year! Once a nasturtium flower dies and shrivels it leaves behind a cluster of 3 seeds stuck together, about

Seeds that benefit from scarification include: Asparagus Columbine Morning Glory Nasturtium Strawberry Sweet Peas Beautiful nasturtium seeds collected form my garden.

Nasturtiums attract aphids but can withstand their attack. Planting nasturtiums near your cucumbers can keep the aphids off your more sensitive cucumber plants.

beets broccoli Brussels sprouts cabbage canola cauliflower eggplant hoseradish kale kohrabi mustard nasturtiums

Tip # 8 - Pollinate Your Tomato Plant Growing marigolds or nasturtiums near your tomato plants are good basil (may improve tomato flavour), beets, chives, cilantro, cucumbers, garlic, lettuce, marigolds, nasturtiums

Companion Plants for Bush Beans Companion plants for bush beans include beets, nasturtiums, radishes,

Celery Companion Plants Companion plants for celery include beans, brassicas, chives, leeks, nasturtiums

own seed potatoes, garlic sets, peas, beans, squash, cilantro, sweet pea, marigold, sunflower, and nasturtium

Companion Planting with Raspberries Raspberry companion plants include garlic, chives, onions, chamomile, nasturtiums

Plants For Corn Companion plants for corn include beans, beets, cucumbers, dill, artichokes, marigolds, nasturtiums

companion plants include artichokes, beets, calendula , celery, chamomile , dill , garlic, marigolds, mint, nasturtiums