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66211

NASTURTIUM - PEACH MELBA

Name: NASTURTIUM - PEACH MELBA
Brand: vendor-unknown
SKU: 66211
Price: 1.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (4 reviews)

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$ 1.95

Tropaeolum nanum

An exceptionally early variety that will continue flowering until frost. The 8 to 10inch plant holds aloft large creamy colored blossoms with a dramatic raspberry splash in the center of each flower.?Blossoms are a spicy addition to a salad. Soak seeds then plant outside at the same time you would plant peas. G10-12 30 seeds

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BK

05/07/2020

BRUCE K.

United States

Peach Melba Nasturtiums

All of the seeds germinated after being soaked overnight. I used a 50/50 mixture of seed starter and topsoil and kept them in a very warm spot on the top lighted shelf where they germinated in just a few days. I have always struggled to get nasturtiums going but these are already 5 inches tall and ready to be transplanted!

MB

06/23/2018

Maureen B.

United States

don't know yet

I got a late start and it's been very, very dry. So they really haven't come up yet. Sorry.

MS

04/18/2018

Marianna S.

United States

We still have 15 inches of snow on the ground so...

I really have othing to report yet.

JC

04/06/2018

Jane C.

Tucson, AZ

Peach Melba

This nasturtium sets seeds & will freely make new plants in my dry desert climate. It's tough and needs little care. Pinetree is one of the few places to find the seeds. Have grown all kinds of nasturtiums and this is one of the best.

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