Offer your garden, balcony, or terrace an explosion of color and cheer with Capucine – Alaska Mix nasturtium seeds. This mix is designed for both enthusiasts and beginners who want to quickly achieve vibrant, easy-to-grow, and useful flowers, whether for decoration or a light culinary touch.

What makes the Alaska Capucine mix truly different

• Colorful and bright melange: an assortment of warm and contrasting shades that stand out in flowerbeds, borders, and hanging pots.
• Edible flowers: deliciously fragrant and slightly peppery petals, perfect for garnishing salads, dishes, and drinks with a natural decorative touch.
• Simple and effortless cultivation: easy-to-sow seeds that produce quick blooms, even for occasional gardeners.
• Pollinators welcome: these flowers attract bees and butterflies, contributing to the biodiversity of your green space.
• Versatile use: ideal in pots, planters, hanging baskets, and borders; they add volume and movement to your floral arrangement.

Practical Features

• Type: nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus) – annual depending on the climate, ideal for growing on facades, balconies, or in flowerbeds.
• Exposure: full sun to partial shade; flowering develops best with sufficient light.
• Habit and growth: compact vigor and robust roots that support pots and containers, while offering a generous floral mass.
• Culinary use: petals can be eaten fresh or lightly cooked; flavor salads and summer dishes.
• Watering and maintenance: well-drained soil and regular watering without stagnant water; remove faded flowers to prolong blooming.

Ideal for whom and why to adopt it

Perfect for beginner gardeners who want to quickly achieve visual results effortlessly, but also for enthusiasts looking for an edible and decorative touch. Capucine Alaska Mix adapts to all spaces: terraces in pots, balconies, windows, or as a colorful interruption in your flowerbeds.

Practical tips for optimal flowering

• Sow directly in the ground or in pots after the last frosts; space seeds slightly and do not cover completely.
• Prefer a sunny exposure to encourage abundant flowering and brighter colors.
• Harvest petals as they appear to prolong the flowers' vibrancy and enjoy fresh flavors.
• Associate them with aromatics or other companion plants to attract pollinators and create a mini-ecosystem in your small garden.