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Annual Plant (N) KS12
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Nasturtium ‘Whirlybird Mix’
Botanical Name: Tropaeolum majus
Type: Half-Hardy Annual

Nasturtium ‘Whirlybird Mix’ is a vibrant, non-trailing variety known for its semi-double, upward-facing blooms in a cheerful mix of red, orange, yellow, salmon, and cream. The compact, bushy plants are perfect for borders, beds, and containers — and they flower continuously throughout summer with minimal care. Both the flowers and leaves are edible, offering a peppery bite that makes them a favourite in salads and garnishes. A fast-growing, fun addition to any garden, especially loved by children and pollinators alike!

Plant Details

Type: Half-Hardy Annual
Height: 40cm
Spread: 30–40cm
Flowers: June – October
Position: Full sun; tolerates poor to average soil

Growing Information

Sow: March – May indoors or direct sow April – June
Germination: 7–14 days at 15–20°C
Transplant/Thin: Space 25–30cm apart when seedlings are established
Care: Very low maintenance; avoid rich soil for best flower production

Why You’ll Love It

Unique upward-facing blooms in vibrant mixed colours
Compact, non-trailing – ideal for borders and containers
Fast-growing and easy from seed
Edible flowers & foliage – great for salads, garnishes & kitchen gardens

Top Tip

Avoid overfeeding or planting in rich soil – nasturtiums thrive in lean conditions and flower more freely with less fuss!

Perfect For

Edible gardens & herb beds
Patio containers & window boxes
Front of borders & edging
Children’s gardens & pollinator planting

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