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This perennial (Chilean) Nasturtium is very hardy and easy to grow! Its five-lobed leaves are already a delight to behold, and in summer, an abundance of buttercup-yellow flowers with beautiful reddish-brown veins in the upper two petals follow. Although they will also grow well in the shade, the sun, in particular, encourages abundant flowering and later, blue-black berries emerging from red calyxes! Give the plant space, as it will climb into and onto everything, quickly covering an unsightly bush or fence!
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Latin: Tropaeolum ciliatum
Dutch: Chileense Oost-Indische Kers
English: Chilean Nasturtium
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