Collection: Tropaeolum majus | Nasturtium | Kapuzinerkresse | Capucine

If you need to hide an unsightly corner of the garden or add a beautiful trailing plant to garden boxes, the nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus) is an ideal choice. This modest annual flower creates a dense green mass and blooms profusely. Nasturtium grows wild in South America and Mexico, and in colder areas, it is cultivated as an annual plant. There are many hybrids, such as the low-growing varieties that are non-climbing, and the tall varieties whose stems can stretch up to three meters. The flowers stand out in shades of orange, yellow, and red, but there are also varieties with dark burgundy flowers available. These nasturtiums are suitable for flower beds, balcony boxes, and hiding compost piles, creating a charming and colorful garden environment.