Nasturtiums from Seed
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Dahlia
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Wow! Those are so pretty!
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I tossed some old nasturtium seeds out into the soil last month. Several are coming up!! I love them!
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The first nasturtiums are just starting to bloom here, and I had forgotten how lovely they are. I am so glad that we planted seeds last month. The colour palette that they offer is so eye catching, and they are indeed one of the easiest to save seed from.
Alasgun
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Apparently you can sprout them too! We intend to save enough seed to give that a try.
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Have you ever tried to use their leaves for Pesto? I grow a lot of them from seeds this year and can't wait to try!
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'Ladybird Rose'
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On June 20th a second succession of nasturtium seeds hit the dirt, and they did not do much at all through the hot summer months. In fact, I had all but given up on them when suddenly September rolled around and they began to fill out a bit. Now in mid-October they are catching the eye of passers by, and I am receiving compliments on how pretty they look. The yellow variety is called Alaska (please pardon the horsetails...that bed is on the list to be weeded), and the pink one is Tip Top Rose.
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horsetail is a real booger of a weed to fully eradicate. get it early as you can and as much of the roots as you can track down.
