Heirloom Nasturtium Seeds for Edible Flowers

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Shop heirloom nasturtium seeds for compact containers, trailing displays, edible flowers, and peppery garden greens. Choose the habit first because bush and climbing types need very different space. Choose by garden job What you need Best starting point What to watch Compact pot or border Empress of India or another bush type Avoid rich soil and oversized companions. Window box or raised-bed spill Semi-trailing type Keep stems out of paths. Fence or trellis Climbing type Provide support before vines tangle. For sowing, spacing, seasonal care, and seed saving, read the nasturtium growing guide . Frequently asked questions Are nasturtiums edible? Correctly identified Tropaeolum majus leaves, flowers, buds, and immature pods are edible when grown without unsafe treatments. Why do nasturtiums make leaves but few flowers? Excess nitrogen, deep shade, and extreme heat are common causes. Continue planning Shop edible flower seeds Browse container garden seeds Explore pollinator seeds