Phoenix climbing nasturtiums trace their lineage to 19th-century horticulture, distinguished by their distinctive split petals that resemble delicate flames. This vigorous vining variety produces an extraordinary profusion of blooms in a nuanced spectrum—crimson-red, burnished gold, fiery orange, warm cream, and soft peach—many accented with copper-toned bases that create subtle depth. The flame-like petals dance against ivy-shaped foliage in perpetual abundance, requiring minimal maintenance while delivering maximum visual impact. Both flowers and foliage offer culinary refinement, elevating salads and savory presentations with their edible elegance and distinctive peppery character.
