Peach Melba Nasturtium brings soft yellow and cream blooms with dark-orange markings to containers, borders, and window boxes. This compact, non-trailing selection adds bright flowers without the sprawling growth of a trailing nasturtium. Picture warm bicolor blooms nestled above rounded green leaves beside your patio or garden path.

This packet contains 100 non-GMO, heirloom, open-pollinated seeds. Grow Peach Melba for ornamental color or raise plants specifically for culinary use to enjoy the peppery flavor of fresh flowers and tender young leaves. Leave some flowers for the garden display and visiting pollinators.

Germination Rate: 97%. Test Date: 01/26. AWSC.

Texas Minimum Germination Rate: None

Why Choose Peach Melba Nasturtium?

• Bicolor blooms: Cream and soft yellow petals with orange markings bring warm contrast to garden plantings.
• Compact, non-trailing growth: A useful choice for edging, window boxes, and patio containers.
• Edible-flower appeal: Properly identified flowers and young leaves grown for food offer a peppery accent.
• Pollinator interest: Leave open flowers for bees and other garden visitors.
• Heirloom and open-pollinated: Save seed from appropriately isolated plants if maintaining the variety is important.

Planting Tips for Success

• Planting time: Sow outdoors after frost danger has passed and soil has warmed. Direct sowing helps avoid root disturbance.
• Sunlight: Choose full sun to partial shade. Some afternoon shade may help where summers are very hot.
• Soil: Use well-drained soil with moderate fertility. Overly rich soil can favor leaves over flowers.
• Sowing depth: Follow packet directions; the existing planting guidance is approximately one-half to one inch deep.
• Spacing: Allow about 8 to 12 inches between plants for airflow and compact growth.
• Moisture: Keep soil evenly moist through germination, then let the surface dry slightly between waterings. Avoid saturated soil.
• Fertilizing: Feed lightly only when needed, following label or soil-test guidance. Excess nitrogen can reduce flowering.
• Support: This non-trailing variety does not need a climbing trellis. Give plants space to form their compact habit.
• Deadheading: Remove spent blooms to keep plants tidy, or leave selected flowers to develop seed.
• Container care: Use drainage holes and check moisture regularly. Avoid pots that remain persistently wet.
• Seasonal care: Flowering and growth can slow during excessive heat. Adjust watering and exposure to local conditions.

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Ways to Use Peach Melba Nasturtium

• Patio containers: Place the bicolor flowers where their markings can be enjoyed up close.
• Border edging: Use compact plants along paths, raised beds, and flower gardens.
• Window boxes: Combine with compatible plants that share similar light and moisture needs.
• Flower garnishes: Use freshly harvested flowers from plants grown specifically for food to add peppery flavor to salads and savory dishes.
• Young leaves: Add tender leaves sparingly for a peppery accent when grown safely for culinary use.
• Pollinator plantings: Leave blooms on the plants to complement other flowering selections.

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Plant 100 Peach Melba seeds for compact growth, warm bicolor blooms, and cheerful garden color.

Important Disclosures

• Variety Disclaimer: Flower size, color intensity, growth, and flowering time vary with climate, planting date, soil, sunlight, moisture, and care. Germination test results do not guarantee identical garden results.
• Culinary Use: Eat only correctly identified flowers and leaves grown specifically for food. Do not eat purchased planting seed. Use no treatment unless its label permits the intended edible crop and use, and observe harvest intervals. Wash harvested flowers and leaves; individual sensitivities vary.
• Seed Saving: Nearby nasturtium varieties may cross. Isolate plants when preserving a specific flower color or form matters.
• Seed Storage: Store unused seeds in a cool, dry, dark location protected from moisture and temperature extremes.
• Planting Zones: Use local frost dates and extension guidance for seasonal planting. Nasturtiums are frost-sensitive and commonly grown as annuals.

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