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Nasturtiums are not only one of the easiest flowers to grow, they're versatile in the kitchen. All parts are edible, and they have a somewhat sharp and peppery taste that may be unexpected. They're a colorful addition to green salads. You can also chop up the leaves and petals and add them to butters or vinegars. Use them as a final decorative touch as well, whether pressed into a round of goat cheese or topping a chocolate cake.

Sow seeds of nasturtium for a beautiful carpet of color; harvest flowers and tender seed pods for a spicy addition to salads.

Sow seeds. Many herbs, vegetables and flower seeds can be sown directly into the garden soil this month. Try sowing seeds for chives, cilantro, dill, parsley, sweet peas, nasturtium, cosmos, beets, carrots, endive, kale, lettuce, parsnips, mustard greens, peas, radishes, spinach, turnips and rutabagas. Seeds for tomatoes and peppers can be started indoors.

While planning your vegetable garden, try to incorporate companion plants for improved plant health. Good partners for tomato plants include members of the onion family, carrots, parsley, cucumbers, nasturtiums and marigolds.

Rocky Mountains. "While planning your vegetable garden, try to incorporate companion plants for improved plant health," suggests Colorado landscape designer Jocelyn H. Chilvers. "Good partners for tomato plants include members of the onion family, carrots, parsley, cucumbers, nasturtiums and marigolds."Get her Rocky Mountains March checklist

Some Favorite Plants to TryNasturtiums are some of my favorite flowering annuals (plants that live only for one season) to mix in with vegetables. They are very common and can be bought at any local nursery. Their leaves are as beautiful as the flower.

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Nasturtiums are some of my favorite flowering annuals (plants that live only for one season) to mix in with vegetables. They are very common and can be bought at any local nursery. Their leaves are as beautiful as the flower.

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flower mix with garden

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easy way to get rid of branches that come down from elm trees

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Nasturtiums flowers are edible and so pretty in salads.

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nice use of tree limbs and branches

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Nasturtiums

The railings: from my mothers Apple tree! I trimmed it for her and had all of this wonderful straight apple wood, thinking "I'm going to need this for something..." I took it all home with me. The white is a bit of Birch cutting I had.

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nasturtiums

idea to plant with veggies

I love the colors and the flowers and the fence

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There is something about a twig fence that I love.

Love the creative fence ... might blow away here.

Fredericksburg

Companion plants

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The fence made out of twigs and the vibrant orange flowers (nasturtium)

Wild, natural, looks like permaculure

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Corona

Flowers

"While planning your vegetable garden, try to incorporate companion plants for improved plant health," suggests Colorado landscape designer Jocelyn H. Chilvers. "Good partners for tomato plants include members of the onion family, carrots, parsley, cucumbers, nasturtiums and marigolds."

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garden fence. I love this!

"While planning your vegetable garden, try to incorporate companion plants for improved plant health," suggests Colorado landscape designer Jocelyn H. Chilvers. "Good partners for tomato plants include members of the onion family, carrots, parsley, cucumbers, nasturtiums and marigolds."

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Like for Olive tree/d.g. area at 939

good use of fruit tree pruned branches

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vegetable partners: nasturtiums, marigolds

I like the fence. I also like the edibles mixed with flowers.

Are those nasturtiums, those look great with the veg! Like the twig 'wall'

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While planning your vegetable garden, try to incorporate companion plants for improved plant health. Good partners for tomato plants include members of the onion family, carrots, parsley, cucumbers, nasturtiums and marigolds.

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nasturtiums in a vegetable garden...I like this homemade fence,too.

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"Good partners for tomato plants include members of the onion family, carrots, parsley, cucumbers, nasturtiums and marigolds."

rustic twig fence for vegie garden

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Nasturtiums

i should start collecting branches..... beautiful fence

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Nasturciums

Terrace plantings

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Mixed Coordination

Love the fence

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Nasturtiums

stick fence or plant support

nastursioms

Love it! Really my style but keeps nothing out... Or in!

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Nasturtium taking over.

Love the use of natural materials to support the plants.

Yes to Nasturshums.

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Nasturtium seeds- plant in November

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Interesting 'fence'

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really cool rustic fence for a veggie garden

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love the wattled fence

willow fence

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used to grow nasturtiums, miss them here in the SW

Sow seeds of nasturtium for a beautiful carpet of color; harvest flowers and tender seed pods for a spicy addition to salads.

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so delicious to eat...love nasturtiums

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i love the twig fencing

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love this fence just for an area

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handmade fence and edible plants

pour délimiter un petit jardin

fence uses small tree trunks.

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Nasturtiums with natural fence

like it! Nasturtium & natural fense

Nasturtiums (all parts edible)

capuchinas son comestibles, en ensaladas, en vinagres y mantequillas las hojas y pétalos

orange nasturains

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Front yard flowers

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twig fence and edible flowers

Love this

coop fence

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Can I make that twig fence?

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Garden fence

Nasturtiums are not only one of the easiest flowers to grow, they're versatile in the kitchen. All parts are edible, and they have a somewhat sharp and peppery taste that may be unexpected. They're a colorful addition to green salads. You can also chop up the leaves and petals and add them to butters or vinegars. Use them as a final decorative touch as well, whether pressed into a round of goat cheese or topping a chocolate cake.

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Peppery flavor of this flower is good infro.

Twig fence

Love this garden of stick fencing and mass nasturtiums.

Edible nasturtiums

Nasturtiums are not only one of the easiest flowers to grow, they're versatile in the kitchen. All parts are edible, and they have a somewhat sharp and peppery taste that may be unexpected. They're a colorful addition to green salads. You can also chop up the leaves and petals and add them to butters or vinegars. Use them as a final decorative touch as well, whether pressed into a round of goat cheese or topping a chocolate cake.

Edible flowers

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If stable?

Beautiful...

Edible flowers in the garden.

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Everything

La cloture

love the natural, rustic lines, splash of color...

nasturtiums!

Rustic charm

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Nice fence

Nasturtiums are not only one of the easiest flowers to grow, they're versatile in the kitchen. All parts are edible, and they have a somewhat sharp and peppery taste that may be unexpected. They're a colorful addition to green salads. You can also chop up the leaves and petals and add them to butters or vinegars. Use them as a final decorative touch as well, whether pressed into a round of goat cheese or topping a chocolate cake.

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Garden Fence

edible flowers...

Love this fence!

"Nasturtiums are not only one of the easiest flowers to grow, they're versatile in the kitchen. All parts are edible, and they have a somewhat sharp and peppery taste"

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Nasturtiums

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Nasturtiums are not only one of the easiest flowers to grow, they're versatile in the kitchen. All parts are edible, and they have a somewhat sharp and peppery taste that may be unexpected. They're a colorful addition to green salads. You can also chop up the leaves and petals and add them to butters or vinegars. Use them as a final decorative touch as well, whether pressed into a round of goat cheese or topping a chocolate cake.

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make this fence out of bamboo for the garden - for keeping back the raspberries

add to herb garden

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Love this sweet little fence....it adds personality to your garden!

edible flowers & homemade fence

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Edible

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edible flowers

Great in the back yard

Garden edibles

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