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Nasturtium 'Black Velvet' (Tropaeolum minus)
Nasturtium 'Black Velvet' (Tropaeolum minus)
Nasturtium 'Black Velvet' (Tropaeolum minus)
Nasturtium 'Black Velvet' (Tropaeolum minus)
Nasturtium 'Black Velvet' (Tropaeolum minus)
Nasturtium 'Black Velvet' (Tropaeolum minus)
Nasturtium 'Black Velvet' (Tropaeolum minus)

Nasturtium 'Black Velvet' (Tropaeolum minus)

  • Loved by Garden Birds
  • Loved by Pollinators
  • Perfect for Pots
  • Self-sows
  • Good for Cutting
  • Scented
A sumptuous, glamorous, rich, almost-black, compact nasturtium. Use as a ground cover or in a container.
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Super productive variety 
Easy to grow

Sumptuous, glamorous, rich, almost-black nasturtium

Use as ground cover or in a container. It's good in salad and fantastic in smoked haddock fish cakes. Sow this in late spring for summer and autumn picking. It will lightly self-sow and will also attract white fly away from tomatoes and cucumbers.

  • Loved by Garden Birds
  • Loved by Pollinators
  • Perfect for Pots
  • Self-sows
  • Good for Cutting
  • Scented

Product details

Type
Half-Hardy Annual
Position
Container Garden
Soil
Broad Tolerance
Flowers
June - October, 10-12 weeks from sowing
Height
30cm (12in)
Common name
Nasturtium
Moisture
Moist but Well-drained
Aspect
Full Sun
Spread
30cm (12in)
Cultivation
Sow 2cm deep indoors March-April and plant out after last frosts, or sow direct May-July, two seeds per station, 30cm apart, and thin to one. Semi-trailing habit.

Care Tips

Once established, nasturtiums need very little attention. If you feed them you will gain leaf at the expense of flowers, and too much watering will give the same result.

Flowering Time

June - October, 10-12 weeks from sowing

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