I adore nasturtiums, but they so do not adore the hot, humid late spring and summer of Central texas. This year, I started some seeds in hanging pots in the greenhouse. It worked great and now I have a couple baskets of nasturtiums hanging under the eve's necklace tree:
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Oh, and Hey! Did you know you can make pickled nasturtium seeds? Yep. They're like capers, apparently:
http://www.plantea.com/nasturtium.htm
2 comments:
I love nasturtiums. Glad they are blooming for you. I noticed one growing by my compost pile yesterday. I have some in pots but no blooms yet.
Lovely! I started some seed for my MIL and FIL, and they've been slowly growing since January but no blooms yet. Yours look great!
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