Nasturtiums look fabulous in the garden or patio. They lend an informal, country feel. They are great in hanging baskets or planters or massed in a bed. If you don't have a shady spot, plant them in among cosmos. The cosmos will grow tall and the nasturtiums will climb up through its shade.
Nasturtium seeds require darkness to germinate.
They grow easily this way or if you would like to wait just a bit, nasturtium plants arrive at the nursery later this month. Yellow Clivia Coarse deep green strap like leaves provide year round interest and the perfect backdrop for the brilliant creamy yellow flowers that adorn this rare collectible treasure. Yellow Clivia has been hybridized from the more common orange variety. One grower has spent over 30 years hybridizing and selecting the best yellow seedlings. Each one of these beauties will bloom March through April.