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Growing Last Year’s Collected & Stored Nasturtium Seeds

August 31, 2018 Leave a Comment

Last year, I planted nasturtium (Tropaeolum) in the garden and they took off really nicely. These plants produce beautiful red, yellow or orange blooms. They quickly fill your garden beds, planters and hanging baskets with edible, bright and colorful flowers. Nasturtium grows as an annual, but you can still enjoy them year after year. Nasturtiums grow readily from seed, either by purchasing seed packets or from your own garden plants. The plants will die off in the fall, but you can simply collect the fallen seeds for a continuous supply of new nasturtium.

After the growing season was over and during our autumn cleanup, I collected the seeds that had fallen on the ground and stored them over the winter. You can find the instructions on how do that here. The following photographs are from those seeds. I had planted the collected and store seeds this spring and they are now growing nicely. I am quite pleased that the seeds actually grew successfully in the garden this year. I will collect more seeds this autumn and I may not have to purchase another packet of nasturtium seeds again!

Jar Of Nasturtium Seeds

A jar of stored nasturtium seeds.

Silica Packet


A silica packet for seed storage.

Silica Packet And Seeds

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A silica packet to keep seeds dry and fresh for storage over the winter.

New Nasturtium Leaves

A young nasturtium plant.

Growing Nasturtium Leaves


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Growing nasturtium.

Blooming Nasturtiums

Blooming nasturtium in the garden.

Orange Nasturtium


A new orange nasturtium.

Nasturtium Flowers

Nasturtium flowers.

New Nasturtium Flowers

A brightly colored nasturtium flower in the garden.

Garden Nasturtium Flowers

Brightly colored nasturtium blooms.

Orange Garden Nasturtium

Orange nasturtium growing in the flower garden during August.

Summer Garden Nasturtium Flowers


Nasturtium growing in the flower garden during the late summer.

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