Nasturtium 'Moonlight'

I am a nasturtium fan and have tried every cultivar I could come across with little success. This year I got a number of spring blooms b...Read Moreut none so prolific or long-lasting blooms as the 'Moonlight' cultivar -whose seeds I ordered from Heirloom Seeds. A wonderful plant that is out-performing my 'Empress of India', 'Night and Day', 'Peaches and Cream' cultivars.

This is one of my favourites too! Fashionable moonlight-yellow, uniform, free-blooming, a tall grower.
Additional information: In...Read Moretroduced by K. SAHIN, Zaden B.V. in 1993.

This is one of my favorite nasturtiums. It is one of the earliest to bloom in my yard (in Zone 7, high desert) and the last to give up i...Read Moren the fall (usually November). It blooms profusely; sometimes it even comes back from the roots the next year (only if thickly mulched through a fairly mild winter, however).
I use it to fill a triangular, raised bed next to the patio and visible from a back window: beautiful--especially in late summer and fall, when it has spilled over the edges.

This is one flower that has been such a trial for me. With a history breaking rainfall this year; up here in New York, it was the only se...Read Moreed out of 6 that made it through. The other seeds started, then couldn't make it without some sun once in a while, even though I had started them indoors in March. It finally pulled through and succeeded. I have other Nasturtium's that have bloomed; but this one was 'special' to me.