Tomatoes
Nasturtiums
Vesuvius Naine - Nasturtium
Ref : F1184
- Tropaeolum minus
Bag of 30 seeds
This dwarf variety has beautiful salmon-pink flowers all season long, with a dark spot at the base of the upper petals. Like the leaves, the flowers are edible and add a remarkable touch of color and flavor to summer salads.
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Nasturtium contains antibacterial substances that boost the immune system and help cure flu and colds. It is anti-inflammatory, and is recommended for treating inflammation of the kidneys, intestines, ear and tonsils. It also has expectorant properties, helping to clear nasal and bronchial secretions. Nasturtium seeds are a highly effective antibiotic against micro-organisms such as staphylococcus, salmonella and streptococcus. Fresh juice from the plant can be used to combat urinary tract and bronchial infections, at a dose of 30-50 g per day. Leaves and flowers can be eaten raw in cases of avitaminosis.
in the ground, in bucket
Sow in pots under light cover. Transplant after last frost, 30 cm apart in all directions, or sow directly after last frost, in rows 30 cm apart. In mild climates, it is possible to sow in the open ground as early as April.
March, April, May
April, May, June, July
June, July, August, September, October
in the ground, in pot
sunny, semi-shade
low
all floor types
reheated, drained
Tropaeolum minus
mid-season
30 seeds
Pink
edible
From 20 to 30 cm
round
Nasturtium contains antibacterial substances that boost the immune system and help cure flu and colds. It is anti-inflammatory, and is recommended for treating inflammation of the kidneys, intestines, ear and tonsils. It also has expectorant properties, helping to clear nasal and bronchial secretions. Nasturtium seeds are a highly effective antibiotic against micro-organisms such as staphylococcus, salmonella and streptococcus. Fresh juice from the plant can be used to combat urinary tract and bronchial infections, at a dose of 30-50 g per day. Leaves and flowers can be eaten raw in cases of avitaminosis.
