Nasturtium 'Baby Rose'
Pre-order for local pick-up available as early as March 15.
Rather than trailing, ‘Baby Rose’ is a dwarf variety that is ideal for garden borders or containers. The growth habit is not the only thing making this variety unique. It also has hot pink blooms set against a blue green leaf uncommon to find in heirloom nasturtiums. Read more about nasturtiums below!
Height & Spread: ~10-12”
Pre-order for local pick-up available as early as March 15.
Rather than trailing, ‘Baby Rose’ is a dwarf variety that is ideal for garden borders or containers. The growth habit is not the only thing making this variety unique. It also has hot pink blooms set against a blue green leaf uncommon to find in heirloom nasturtiums. Read more about nasturtiums below!
Height & Spread: ~10-12”
Pre-order for local pick-up available as early as March 15.
Rather than trailing, ‘Baby Rose’ is a dwarf variety that is ideal for garden borders or containers. The growth habit is not the only thing making this variety unique. It also has hot pink blooms set against a blue green leaf uncommon to find in heirloom nasturtiums. Read more about nasturtiums below!
Height & Spread: ~10-12”
A Note from the Grower
A good old-fashioned plant, nasturtium is a fantastic bloomer! Hummingbirds and bees delight in the bright blooms. Nasturtium flowers are edible for people as well and provide a sweet, peppery taste that varies by flower color. Add nasturtium petals into a softened butter to create colorful butter pats to enjoy on a crusty piece of bread or a light sandwich.
Did I mention that nasturtium has great vase life? For all you cut flower lovers, it is a must-have! Bring the outdoors in.
It is important to plant nasturtiums on the east or in an area that receives cool, morning light. Depending on the variety you select, nasturtium either vines or bushes. Whirlybird, Peach Melba, and Alaska are vining plants, and Baby Rose and Peach Melba are more on the bushy side. For care information, head to the Plant Guide.
