Eden Brothers Nasturtium Alaska

Yes, both the flowers and the leaves of the Alaska Scarlet are edible. They have a distinct, peppery flavor similar to watercress or arugula, making them a vibrant and spicy addition to salads, garnishes, or infused oils.

These are excellent for hanging baskets and containers. Because they have a trailing habit, they will spill beautifully over the edges of pots, though you should ensure your container has adequate drainage.

Nasturtium Alaska Scarlet is quite versatile and thrives in both full sun and partial shade. While they will bloom most prolifically in full sun, they will still perform well in partial shade, especially in hotter climates where they might appreciate some relief from the afternoon heat.

No, these are annuals, meaning they complete their entire life cycle in one growing season. You will need to replant seeds each spring, though they are very easy to start from seed.

Not at all. They are considered very easy to grow and are notably drought-tolerant once established. They require minimal maintenance beyond regular watering and occasional deadheading if you want to encourage a longer blooming period.

Yes, they are highly effective at attracting beneficial pollinators. The bright scarlet blooms are a magnet for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, making them a great choice if you are looking to support local biodiversity.