Nushtertium Alaska Mix  is a dwarf, compact annual (about 12–18 inches tall) renowned for its striking variegated foliage—marbled with white and green—and a vibrant, edible mix of yellow, orange, red, and salmon flowers. These easy-to-grow, peppery-tasting plants are ideal for containers, hanging baskets, and ground cover, blooming from late spring through fall. 

Key Characteristics & Description

·Foliage: Distinctive variegated, cream-and-green variegated leaves.

·Flowers: Single, 2-inch, spurred blooms in a brilliant mix of colors including gold, yellow, red, salmon, and cherry.

·Habit: Dwarf, bushy, and mound-shaped, growing roughly 12-18 inches in height.

·Usage: Excellent for sunny, well-drained spots in garden beds, patio containers, or as a trailing border.

·Edibility: Both flowers and leaves are edible, offering a peppery, tangy flavor suitable for salads or garnishes. 

Growth and Care Tips

·Sunlight: Thrives in full sun, but can tolerate partial shade.

·Soil: Prefers poor to average, well-drained soil; excessive fertilizer results in more leaves and fewer flowers.

·Spacing: Plant or thin seedlings 8–12 inches apart for proper air circulation.

Maintenance: Easy to grow, with optional deadheading to encourage more blooms.