All nasturtiums have a tendency to grow in a vining habit, but, unlike in dwarf varieties, this has been suppressed only partly in the semitrailing types. These nasturtiums grow as vines that reach a length of 2 to 3 feet and do well as trailing plants in hanging baskets.

Will climbing nasturtiums trail?

Nasturtiums are either annuals or perennials, and can be low-growing bushy plants, trailing or even climbing.

What kind of nasturtiums climb?

Yeti. This is the ultimate climbing nasturtium, with vines that can reach an impressive 80 inches in length. These vines are dotted with beautiful, delicate, creamy white and yellow blooms. Tolerant of partial shade, this cultivar does prefer full sun exposure, and will mature in 60-70 days.