trailing flower seeds Tall Trailing Mix

trailing flower seeds Tall Trailing MixTall Trailing nasturtiums spill in long, peppery trails of round leaves and jeweltone bloomsideal for fences, baskets, or letting tumble from raised beds. Leaves and flowers are edible, adding a mustardy bite to salads, pestos, and pickles, and the green seeds can be brined as poor mans capers. Nasturtiums act as trap crops, luring aphids away from brassicas. In folk use theyve been noted for mild antimicrobial properties. Give them poorer soil for

Tall Trailing nasturtiums spill in long, peppery trails of round leaves and jewel‑tone blooms—ideal for fences, baskets, or letting tumble from raised beds. Leaves and flowers are edible, adding a mustardy bite to salads, pestos, and pickles, and the green seeds can be brined as “poor man’s capers.” Nasturtiums act as trap crops, luring aphids away from brassicas. In folk use they’ve been noted for mild antimicrobial properties. Give them poorer soil for more flowers than leaves, regular picking, and a place to roam—they’ll earn their keep in beauty and function.