Nasturtiums are in full bloom so watch for seeds forming on your plant once the blooms die. I plant nasturtiums just about everywhere: in pots, in the ground and with my vegetables. Check out their beauty:
Look closely and you'll find seeds that look like this:
They typically are clustered together. You can let them dry on the stem or pick and let them dry out before storing in a glass or paper container.
I love these seeds! So big and juicy. Once dried, they look like this:
Nasturtiums are VERY easy to grow and quite prolific. They produce lots of seeds so you'll never have to buy seed packets again!
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