Nasturtiums are, without doubt, one of the easiest annual plants to care for. I have grown them everywhere: from large terracotta pots alongside dahlias to vegetable patches in community gardens where ...

Nasturtiums are beautiful plants with a lot of benefits! Not only are they edible, but they are great for companion planting as a trap crop and are great sources of pollen for pollinators to visit. As ...

When summer rolls around, there is one flower I can always count on: the nasturtium. I have planted it regularly for several years. What I like about it is that it is so easy to grow. The nasturtium ...

Garden nasturtiums (Tropaeolum majus, T. minus and T. tuberosum) are easy to grow. Flower colors range from cream, yellow and pale orange to burnt orange, rust and reds. The flavor and color of leaves ...

Before I was in kindergarten, my great-grandfather gave me a few seeds from the nasturtiums in his garden in Sunnyvale. I believe I’ve always grown nasturtiums since then. My first were the basic ...

Nasturtiums or tropaeolum majus are easy to grow flowers coming a range of colours, from yellow to cream, orange to burgundy, brightening any garden. The flowers are often the first choice for ...

Broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, and other brassicas frequently face pests such as cabbage loopers and cabbageworms. Establish a natural pest control by planting nasturtiums ...