NASTURTIUM - TRAILING MIX
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NASTURTIUM - TRAILING MIX
Tropaeolum majus lobbianum
This great mix of trailing vines produces masses of flowers which make a great addition to your salad mix. The leaves can be added to the salad mix or placed between slices of bread for a zesty sandwich. The stems can be cut and added to stirfries or salad mixes where they look like bean shoots. They are very attractive in pots, hanging baskets, and under fruit trees to encourage beneficial insects. This is the old fashioned sprawling, trailing variety. Nasturtiums will grow in a wide range of soils, but they do best in moderately fertile soils in which plants produce less foliage and flower more prolifically. They prefer open sunlight and rather dry conditions though they will still thrive in partial shade.
Sow a few seeds in clumps 20-30 cm apart. Thinning is rarely needed. Sow in Spring through to Autumn. This great mix of trailing vines produces masses of flowers which make a great addition to your salad mix. The leaves can be added to the salad mix or placed between slices of bread for a zesty sandwich. The stems can be cut and added to stirfries or salad mixes where they look like bean shoots . THE LEAVES ARE GREAT IN SALADS AND ALSO IN SANWICHES ...FOR THAT ADDED TANG THE FLOWERS BULK OUT A SALAD MIX THAT MIGHT OTHERWISE STICK TOGETHER..THEY MAKE THE SALAD MIX LOOK JUST BEAUTIFUL...TASTY TOO
QTY about 25 seeds
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NASTURTIUM - TRAILING MIX
Tropaeolum majus lobbianum
This great mix of trailing vines produces masses of flowers which make a great addition to your salad mix. The leaves can be added to the salad mix or placed between slices of bread for a zesty sandwich. The stems can be cut and added to stirfries or salad mixes where they look like bean shoots. They are very attractive in pots, hanging baskets, and under fruit trees to encourage beneficial insects. This is the old fashioned sprawling, trailing variety. Nasturtiums will grow in a wide range of soils, but they do best in moderately fertile soils in which plants produce less foliage and flower more prolifically. They prefer open sunlight and rather dry conditions though they will still thrive in partial shade.
Sow a few seeds in clumps 20-30 cm apart. Thinning is rarely needed. Sow in Spring through to Autumn. This great mix of trailing vines produces masses of flowers which make a great addition to your salad mix. The leaves can be added to the salad mix or placed between slices of bread for a zesty sandwich. The stems can be cut and added to stirfries or salad mixes where they look like bean shoots . THE LEAVES ARE GREAT IN SALADS AND ALSO IN SANWICHES ...FOR THAT ADDED TANG THE FLOWERS BULK OUT A SALAD MIX THAT MIGHT OTHERWISE STICK TOGETHER..THEY MAKE THE SALAD MIX LOOK JUST BEAUTIFUL...TASTY TOO
QTY about 25 seeds
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NASTURTIUM - TRAILING MIX
Tropaeolum majus lobbianum
This great mix of trailing vines produces masses of flowers which make a great addition to your salad mix. The leaves can be added to the salad mix or placed between slices of bread for a zesty sandwich. The stems can be cut and added to stirfries or salad mixes where they look like bean shoots. They are very attractive in pots, hanging baskets, and under fruit trees to encourage beneficial insects. This is the old fashioned sprawling, trailing variety. Nasturtiums will grow in a wide range of soils, but they do best in moderately fertile soils in which plants produce less foliage and flower more prolifically. They prefer open sunlight and rather dry conditions though they will still thrive in partial shade.
Sow a few seeds in clumps 20-30 cm apart. Thinning is rarely needed. Sow in Spring through to Autumn. This great mix of trailing vines produces masses of flowers which make a great addition to your salad mix. The leaves can be added to the salad mix or placed between slices of bread for a zesty sandwich. The stems can be cut and added to stirfries or salad mixes where they look like bean shoots . THE LEAVES ARE GREAT IN SALADS AND ALSO IN SANWICHES ...FOR THAT ADDED TANG THE FLOWERS BULK OUT A SALAD MIX THAT MIGHT OTHERWISE STICK TOGETHER..THEY MAKE THE SALAD MIX LOOK JUST BEAUTIFUL...TASTY TOO
QTY about 25 seeds