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Ann123 · January 23, 2019

Last year I was looking for the opposite. My nasturtiums always climb and I wanted a compact, low variety.
I don't know what variety my nasturtiums are.
We don't have hot weather, so they like it here. But I am a bit confused about the tip to grow sweet peas if your climate is too hot for nasturtiums. In my garden sweet peas flower much earlier, when the temperatures are still low, whereas the nasturtiums flower here only in summer.

Edit: sorry, I misread about the sweet peas.

January 23, 2019	#9
Ann123 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Belgium Posts: 240	Last year I was looking for the opposite. My nasturtiums always climb and I wanted a compact, low variety. I don't know what variety my nasturtiums are. We don't have hot weather, so they like it here. But I am a bit confused about the tip to grow sweet peas if your climate is too hot for nasturtiums. In my garden sweet peas flower much earlier, when the temperatures are still low, whereas the nasturtiums flower here only in summer. Edit: sorry, I misread about the sweet peas.