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Tropaeolum is a genus of dicotyledonous annual or perennial plants, often with somewhat succulent stems and sometimes tuberous roots. The alternate leaves are hairless, peltate , and entirely or palmately lobed.
Nasturtium is the common name of Tropaeolum majus. It is one species in a genus of about 80 species of annual and perennial herbaceous flowering plants in the family Tropaeolaceae native to South America and Central America, from Mexico to Chile.
Handsome and easy-going, Tropaeolum majus (Nasturtium) is a popular annual or short-lived perennial with creeping or sprawling stems that command attention in any landscape.
Tropaeolum–commonly called nasturtium–are grown for their brightly colored, trumpet-shaped flowers. Nasturtiums are tender perennials commonly grown as summer annuals. Some nasturtiums are bushy, some are sprawling, and some are climbing.
Tropaeolum majus, the garden nasturtium, nasturtium, Indian cress or monk's cress, is a species of flowering plant in the family Tropaeolaceae, originating in the Andes from Bolivia north to Colombia.
Previously known as: Nasturtium officinale. Phonetic Spelling. tro-pay-OH-lum MAY-jus. Description. Common nasturtium is a warm-weather annual with long stems, parasol-like leaves, and spurred 5-petaled flowers. It is popular in various types of gardens. Available in both climbing and bushy forms.
Common name: Kapuzinerli, salad flower, yellow Vögerli. Origin: South – and Central America, Mexico, Argentina. climbing one to creeping plant, succulent, one to perennial and herbaceous. Height: depending on the type from 20 cm to 2 meters. flowering from May / June to October.
Tropaeolum have fragrant, showy flowers ranging from yellow to red. It begins blooming in late spring and lasts into early fall. Although it grows in full sun, some protection from strong afternoon sun will be beneficial. Extended periods of strong sun will stress the plant.
Aug 17, 2022 · Tropaeolum majus, also called “The Nasturtium flower”, is an annual herbaceous flowering plant that is also grown as a perennial in regions with hardiness zones 9 to 11. It is part of the Tropaeolaceae family and is native to South and Central America.
Incredibly showy, Tropaeolum tricolor (Tricolor Nasturtium) is a summer-dormant, tuberous, perennial climber with a profusion of tricolor flowers from winter to early summer.
