Tropaeolum majus 'Alaska Series' mix - variegated nasturtium

Tropaeolum majus 'Alaska Series' is one of the most spectacular varieties of nasturtium, standing out with its variegated foliage, bluish-green with cream-white spots and marbling. The decorative appearance of the leaves is complemented by large, brightly colored flowers available in shades of yellow, cream, orange, red, or burgundy, which bloom continuously throughout the summer.

This variety is ideal for pots, planters, borders, rustic gardens, or as ground cover. The flowers attract bees and butterflies, and the entire plant is valued both for its ornamental qualities and its ease of cultivation.

🌿 Botanical characteristics:

• Full name: Tropaeolum majus 'Alaska Series'
• Common name: Nasturtium
• Family: Tropaeolaceae
• Plant type: annual ornamental plant
• Round, variegated leaves with cream-white spots
• Large, brightly colored flowers with abundant blooming
• Compact to slightly trailing growth, depending on the variety
• Flowering period: June-October

🌞 Growing conditions:

• Light: prefers full sun or bright partial shade.
• Soil: light, well-drained; blooms more abundantly in moderately fertile soils.
• Watering: moderate; water regularly without overwatering.
• Temperature: grows best between 15-28°C. Does not tolerate frost.

✨ What makes it special:

• decorative variegated foliage even when not in bloom;
• large, brightly colored flowers produced continuously all summer;
• excellent for pots, planters, borders, and cottage gardens;
• attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators;
• one of the most decorative nasturtium varieties.

📌 Note: Flower color may vary depending on the delivered specimen from the Alaska series; the product is sold as a color mix. The variegated foliage may show natural intensity differences between specimens. Plants may be delivered with or without flowers, depending on the season and natural development stage. Flowers and buds are sensitive to transport, but the plant will continue to bloom abundantly under optimal growing conditions.