Nasturtiums are one of my most favorite plants. Easy to grow, pretty, and edible. You can’t really ask more than that!
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I love Nasturtiums too. I can remember when my parents first planted them up at our cottage when I was just a kid … the next thing I knew we were regularly eating the leaves in salads. I love their peppery taste. Mmmm … must grow some Nasturtiums next year.
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Love nasturtiums. Next year they go in the garden for sure.
My mom and daughter started variegated nasturtium seeds together this year, and we planted them to varying results. In a few spots, they took off and were blooming like mad all summer. In others, they withered and stayed tiny, and I have no idea why. Now they're pretty much done with. But maybe some will re-seed for next year! Nice photo.
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