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Tropaeolum 'Ladybird Rose' (Nasturtium) Seeds

Tropaeolum 'Ladybird Rose' (Nasturtium) Seeds

   
   
Dusky-pink flowers with deep rose ladybird spots in the centre, contrasting with dark green foliage. The leaves and flowers of this annual are edible with a peppery flavour. The flowers look beautiful added to salads. Nasturtiums make useful companion plants, as they loved by pollinators, and will help attract white fly away from crops such as melons, cucumbers and tomatoes.
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Common Name: Nasturtium
Plant Type: Half-Hardy Annual
Position: Full Sun
Height: 40cm
Spread: 20cm
Growing Info:
Sow inside from March to April or sow direct where it is to grow from May to July. Sow 2 cm deep and rows 20 cm apart. For sowings inside pot up when large enough to handle and transplant into individual pots. Harden off in cold frame before planting out 20-30 cm apart.
Aftercare:
Add a few plants in the vegetable plot to attract beneficial insects.
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Avg. Seeds/Pack: 30

Edible Flowers Guide
Choosing to grow edible flowers means you can enjoy them first outdoors as plants and then again indoors as an ingredient. Picking a handful of fresh petals to sprinkle on a salad takes seconds but transforms it into something ‘colourful, summery and special’ all in one.

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Half-Hardy Annual ~ Unusual Colouring

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