Bred for its deep vivid crimson flowers perhaps the darkest of all Nasturtiums, this is a trailing mounding variety making 50cm tall by 200cm wide. Sow seeds in spring for a long summer and autumn display.
When to sow: Early to mid springWhere to sow: In mild districts sow in situ in early spring In cold districts sow after frost or in pots under cover in early spring and plant seedlings after frostDepth to sow: 1-2cmAspect: Full sun or as sunny a spot as possible.Soil: Prepared, well drained, fertilised soil.Spacing: Between plants: 50-60cm
Directions: In frost prone areas plant seed in 10cm pots in early October and plant the seedlings out into their final position in mid-November when the danger of frosts is over. If you don’t get late frosts just plant the seed in situ in September.