An annual climbing plant, stems up to 350 cm high, flowers up to 3.5 cm in diameter, yellow in color, used mainly for decorating retaining walls, gazebos, balconies, fences, tolerates partial shade.

Annual plant, up to 40 cm high with creeping branches. Flowers are 3-4 cm in diameter. Their color is creamy, yellow, red, pink, purple and others. The color is abundant and long-lasting.

This is a mix of Dwarf Nasturtium plants; it is an annual variety that grows 20 to 30 centimetres in height. The varieties flower richly from June to September; all of the flowers develop above the leaves.

Considered to be a trailing plant, this variety reaches about 20 inches. It can grow in baskets where it trails out over the sides, or give it a structure to climb. Grown from Nasturtium seeds, it establishes quickly and easily.

Grow this favorite garden flower from Nasturtium seeds and enjoy its beauty all summer long. Double Gleam Orange features vivid semi-double orange flowers that are deliciously scented.

The Vesuvius flower is light red, and both the rounded leaves and spurred flowers are edible. These climbing vines are annuals native to South America. They are a versatile flower for the garden either climbing a post or cascading from a window box.

Nasturtium (Tropaeolum Lobbianum Spitfire) - Brilliant, orange-scarlet colored blooms shine out from trailing green foliage. What a beautiful display grown from Nasturtium seeds.

The profusion of creamy white blossoms is quite a sight to behold! This tall vining annual is such a rewarding plant to grow from Nasturtium seeds. It grows easily and quickly and gives blooms from mid summer to first frost.

Start this beautiful garden addition from Nasturtium seeds! This annual is a very useful flowering plant very familiar to most gardeners. This Climbing Nasturtium is one of the best plants for covering fences or walls.

Garden nasturtium is a climbing or ground-covering culinary herb with edible flowers. The flower buds and seeds can be pickled in vinegar or brine and used as a substitute for capers. The big beautiful flowers and leaves with their unusual shield-like.