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Seed Needs Nasturtium Seeds Black Velvet – 350+ Deep Red Blooms for Small Gardens

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Why customers choose Cera Garden

Bright, compact nasturtiums for small spaces

Seed Needs Black Velvet Nasturtium seeds (Tropaeolum majus) produce deep burgundy-black blossoms and round, shield-shaped green leaves. This compact variety is well suited to containers, edging, and borders, delivering striking color and seasonal texture across small gardens and patio spaces.

Why gardeners choose Black Velvet

  • Appearance: velvety, deep red petals contrasted by vivid green foliage that draws the eye in any sunny corner.
  • Growth habit: compact, typically 10–12 inches tall and wide, great for pots, window boxes, and narrow beds.
  • Sun & soil: thrives in full sun with well-drained soil; drought-tolerant once established, making it versatile for varied climates.

Beyond color, nasturtiums offer a sensory element: a peppery bite from the edible parts pairs nicely with greens and salads, while the dramatic flower display elevates seasonal arrangements and garnishes.

Edible color with garden-friendly habit

  • Edibility: both flowers and leaves are edible, adding visual interest and a peppery note to salads and cold plates.
  • Season and care: sow after frost danger or start indoors to transplant; keep evenly moist and provide generous sun for best bloom production.

Quality and freshness are central to Seed Needs. Seeds are stored in temperature-controlled facilities to preserve viability for the current and following growing seasons. Packets feature vivid illustrations and clear sowing guidance on the reverse, helping you plan your display with confidence.

What you get and how to sow

  • Quantity & packaging: generous quantities per packet; tear-resistant, moisture-resistant packaging helps maintain seed viability over time.
  • Packet design: each seed packet is about 5" wide by 7" tall, with illustrated variety art and sowing instructions for easy planning.

Open-pollinated and heirloom-friendly: Seed Needs focuses on non-GMO seed products, with a strong emphasis on open-pollinated and heirloom options where available. Direct-from-growers germination cues suggest you may see early growth with proper sowing, especially in warm, sunny conditions.

Whether you’re decorating a balcony container, brightening a sunny border, or adding a dramatic edible element to culinary dishes, Black Velvet nasturtiums offer a vibrant, low-maintenance option that can adapt to many garden layouts and tastes.

Growing tips for best blooms

  • Direct-sow outdoors after last frost or start indoors to transplant; space about 12 inches apart for bed crops or use larger containers.
  • Water deeply, let soil dry slightly between waterings, mulch to keep roots cool, and lightly fertilize for ongoing flowering.

With thoughtful placement and regular care, you can enjoy a continuous display of deep-red blossoms throughout the season, along with the option to harvest edible blooms and foliage for colorful culinary touches.

FAQ

Q: Are Seed Needs seeds non-GMO?

A: Seed Needs never knowingly supplies GMO seeds; most varieties are open-pollinated or heirloom.

Q: Are nasturtium flowers edible?

A: Yes, both flowers and leaves are edible, adding peppery flavor and color to dishes.