How to Sow and Plant
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Sow nasturtium Black Velvet seeds outdoors from mid-April to the end of May directly in their final location. Choose a sunny spot with moist soil and cover the seeds with about 2 cm of soil, pressing lightly to ensure good contact. Space seeds approximately 20 x 20 cm apart to allow room for compact growth. After germination, thin out seedlings to maintain healthy spacing. This method works well for flower beds, borders, flower boxes, or hanging baskets, helping establish strong plants with striking dark red blooms.
Place Nasturtium Black Velvet in a sunny spot with well-drained soil to encourage vibrant blooms. Maintain consistent moisture, avoiding waterlogging, to support healthy growth. Regular watering during dry periods ensures the compact plants reach their full potential of about 30 cm tall. Deadhead spent flowers to prolong blooming from July to October. This variety thrives in flower beds, borders, and containers, adding striking dark red flowers for visual impact. The edible leaves and flowers also invite creative culinary uses, making it a versatile and charming addition to any garden setting.
Sow Nasturtium Black Velvet seeds directly outdoors from mid-April to the end of May in a sunny spot with well-moistened soil. Plant seeds about 2 cm deep and space them 20 x 20 cm apart for optimal growth. After germination, thin out excess seedlings to maintain healthy, compact plants. Regular watering supports extended blooming from July to October. This variety thrives in low borders, flower boxes, or hanging baskets, offering striking nearly black flowers and edible leaves that add both beauty and culinary interest to your garden.
What makes Nasturtium Black Velvet flowers unique?
Nasturtium Black Velvet features very dark red, almost black flowers that create a striking contrast in flower beds and borders, adding a dramatic and elegant touch to your garden.
How tall does the Nasturtium Black Velvet plant grow?
This variety grows up to approximately 30 cm tall, making it ideal for low borders, flower boxes, and compact garden designs.
Can Nasturtium Black Velvet be grown in containers or hanging baskets?
Yes, its compact growth habit allows it to thrive in flower boxes, hanging baskets, and containers, offering versatility in garden arrangements.
Are the flowers and leaves of Nasturtium Black Velvet edible?
Yes, both the dark red flowers and the leaves are edible, providing ornamental beauty as well as culinary uses.
When should I sow Nasturtium Black Velvet seeds outdoors?
Sow the seeds directly outdoors from mid-April to the end of May in a sunny spot with moist soil, covering them with about 2 cm of soil.
How do I care for Nasturtium Black Velvet to ensure healthy growth and blooming?
Place the plant in a sunny, well-drained location, keep the soil consistently moist without waterlogging, and deadhead spent flowers to encourage blooming from July through October.
