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Nasturtium 'Blue Pepe'

$3.90


'Blue Pepe' has been bred as a culinary leaf and flower variety with the leaves staying small. The young leaves have a tangy peppery, onion flavour. The vivid red - orange flowers contrast well with the steely, blue - green leaves with purplish undersides. A wide range of uses include: ornamental in hanging baskets; as a salad leaf or microgreen; as an edible flower or leaf garnish. Nasturtiums are surprisingly nutritious, high in vitamins D, A, C (10 x higher than lettuce).

Product: Nasturtium 'Blue Pepe'

Product type: SEED (15)

Botanical name: Tropaeolum majus

Blue Pepe' has been bred as a culinary leaf and flower variety with the leaves staying small. The young leaves have a tangy peppery, onion flavour. The vivid red - orange flowers contrast well with the steely, blue - green leaves with purplish undersides. A wide range of uses include: ornamental in hanging baskets; as a salad leaf or microgreen; as an edible flower or leaf garnish. Nasturtiums are surprisingly nutritious, high in vitamins D, A, C (10 x higher than lettuce).

Plant type: Creeping perennial herb in frost-free areas; annual in frosty areas

Plant height: 40 cm

Sow when: Germinate best at 18-25°C

Cool: November - December

Temperate: August - September

Subtropical: Spring, summer, early autumn

Tropical: All year

Germination: 10 - 14 days

Depth: 12 mm deep

Position: Full sun, partial shade

Sow where: Sow direct or into seedling trays

Soil type: Tolerant of most soils; well drained, pH 6 - 6.5

Flowering: 60 days

15 seeds per packet

Tropaeolum majus

Creeping perennial herb in frost-free areas; annual in frosty areas

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Nasturtium 'Blue Pepe'

$3.90

'Blue Pepe' has been bred as a culinary leaf and flower variety with the leaves staying small. The young leaves have a tangy peppery, onion flavour. The vivid red - orange flowers contrast well with the steely, blue - green leaves with purplish undersides. A wide range of uses include: ornamental in hanging baskets; as a salad leaf or microgreen; as an edible flower or leaf garnish. Nasturtiums are surprisingly nutritious, high in vitamins D, A, C (10 x higher than lettuce).

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