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11 Aug 2009harvesting Nasturtium DyingThese flowered well for a while but quickly got out of hand and what with slugs and blackfly looked quite a mess. I have harvested a batch of seeds which are drying out in a bowl in the kitchen so may give them a try next year.Overcast 19°C / 66°F
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11 Jun 2009some success 1 Nasturtium FloweringI think it has been worthwhile to take the trouble to wash the blackfly off these quite carefully 2 or 3 times – they are certainly much less infested than they were and a few flowers are just beginning to emerge which are a really lovely deep red.19°C / 66°F
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31 May 2009infested.. Nasturtium and Back garden..with black fly – masses of them. This is what happened the last time – several years ago now – that I tried planting nasturtiums. I saw some last year though in a garden a few streets away and thought how nice they looked so I tried again. I’ve just spent a while painsta...26°C / 79°F
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23 Apr 2009all outside Nasturtium Planting Out and Back gardenPlanted out all of both sowings, some into pots and some direct – mainly around edges of the pond.Sunny 21°C / 70°F
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09 Apr 2009hedging my bets.. Nasturtium Planting Out, Indoor garden , and Back garden.. in characteristic fashion. I have planted 2 of these directly into the garden, 1 into a pot in the back garden, 1 into a small pot in the front porch where it will be sheltered, and left the rest in the trays on the windowsill. I’m recording this as planting out. Have also planted a few...Overcast 13°C / 55°F
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09 Apr 2009sown again Nasturtium Sown, Back garden , and Indoor garden..on the bedroom windowsill again – to go outside later.Overcast 15°C / 59°F
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07 Apr 2009a triffid by any other name Nasturtium Showing True LeavesSunny 10°C / 50°F
These are vast – given that they only showed their heads 2 days ago. thick chunky stems and 2 leaves each.

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