Nasturtium Seeds ‘Baby Orange’ – Bright Color and Edible Garden Beauty in a Compact Form
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If you’re looking for a compact, vibrant flower that offers both beauty and flavor, Nasturtium Seeds ‘Baby Orange’ should be at the top of your list. With its bright orange petals and rounded green leaves, this charming variety adds a cheerful pop of color to gardens, patios, and kitchen displays — all while offering edible blooms and leaves that can transform your culinary creations.
Why Choose Nasturtium ‘Baby Orange’?
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Brilliant Orange Color – Eye-catching blooms that brighten any garden space.
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Edible Blooms & Leaves – Add a peppery twist to salads, appetizers, and garnishes.
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Compact Growth Habit – Ideal for smaller spaces, containers, and hanging baskets.
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Low Maintenance – Thrives in poor to average soil with little care.
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Pollinator-Friendly – Attracts bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects.
How to Grow Nasturtium ‘Baby Orange’
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Direct Sow or Start Indoors – Sow seeds directly after the last frost or start indoors 2–3 weeks early for an earlier bloom.
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Soil Preferences – Performs best in well-drained, moderately fertile to poor soil. Too much fertility will produce more leaves than flowers.
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Light Requirements – Full sun produces the most blooms, though light shade is tolerated.
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Spacing – Plant seeds about 10 inches apart to allow for healthy airflow.
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Watering – Water moderately, letting the soil dry slightly between waterings.
Garden Design & Culinary Inspiration
‘Baby Orange’ nasturtiums offer incredible versatility in both design and use:
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Borders & Edging – Frame walkways and beds with a vibrant ribbon of orange.
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Containers & Window Boxes – Compact size makes them perfect for patios and balconies.
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Edible Gardens – Use flowers and leaves to add fresh, bold flavor to salads, pasta dishes, and appetizer platters.
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Cottage Gardens – Blend with soft pastels for a charming contrast.
For a truly stunning color pairing, consider planting Nasturtium ‘Baby Orange’ with the deep, velvety blooms of Dahlia Black Forest™ Ruby. The rich ruby red dahlias create a striking backdrop for the vivid orange nasturtiums, offering a breathtaking combination that enhances any garden’s visual impact.
Companion Planting Benefits
Nasturtiums aren’t just beautiful — they’re functional. As a natural companion plant, they help deter aphids and other pests while attracting pollinators. Plant them near vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, and beans for an added layer of protection.
Where to Buy
Order Nasturtium ‘Baby Orange’ seeds today and enjoy months of vivid blooms and edible beauty.
For additional seed options, visit our Smaller Packs All Seeds Collection.
If you need larger quantities for landscaping or big projects, shop at our Bulk Seed Store for great value and quality.