Nasturtium 'Banana Split'

Nasturtium 'Banana Split'
Unit Description: 50 Plants / Tray

List Price: £21.00 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

Family:BRASSICACEAE
Genus:Nasturtium
Cultivar:Banana Split

Category: 

SUMMER PATIO FLOWERING

Current Availability:
10 Tray/s Available

Description
Blue-green leaves, perhaps not as dark as N. ‘Red Wonder’ but nice and compact if you keep the fertiliser low. The best bit of this variety is the wonderful vanilla-yellow flowers and flaming orange markings coming from the throat.

Height / Spread / Trail
30 x 60cm

Flowering Time
June - October

Possible Situation
An excellent container plant for the tub, bowl or basket - with other flowering or foliage varieties, or with other Nasturtiums.

Ideal Conditions
Prefers full sun with free-draining soil or compost in a sheltered position.

Temperature Tolerance
To keep this plant over winter it must be kept in a frost free area.

Plant Care
Be careful not to over-feed as the leaves will start to dwarf the flowers.

Suggested pot sizes to transplant plugs : 11cm : 1 Litre



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