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Did I bomb on my nasturtiums?
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Did I bomb on my nasturtiums?
Having read about all the great benefits of having nasturtiums in the garden, I decided to sprinkle them here and there for some pest control. I just read today that they are sort of a ground cover crop, so I'm wondering if I did a bad thing. I've put one or two between squares here and there, not wanting to give up full squares throughout the beds. Will they take over?
Thanks y'all.
Thanks y'all.
jazzymaddy- Posts : 309
Join date : 2011-03-20
Age : 49
Location : Fort Mill, SC
Re: Did I bomb on my nasturtiums?
This is a good question indeed.
I do not think that they will take over, they can be trained to leave the SFG bed..... RIGHT AWAY...
If they are causing a ruckus you can always yank them out
THEY ARE so beautiful.
I do not think that they will take over, they can be trained to leave the SFG bed..... RIGHT AWAY...
If they are causing a ruckus you can always yank them out
THEY ARE so beautiful.
GWN- Posts : 2799
Join date : 2012-01-14
Age : 68
Location : british columbia zone 5a
Re: Did I bomb on my nasturtiums?
If they get too thick start plucking leaves and make a salad!
GG
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Goosegirl- Posts : 3424
Join date : 2011-02-16
Age : 59
Location : Zone 4A - NE SD
Re: Did I bomb on my nasturtiums?
Yeah - let 'em grow where they are for now, and if they become a problem you could always transplant out to a flower bed elsewhere or into a balcony pot to be beautiful for you there...
kittykat- Posts : 194
Join date : 2012-03-18
Location : Coastal Britsh Columbia
Re: Did I bomb on my nasturtiums?
Yikes !!
Will have to keep a close eye on those !! I just prepped some for the grow lights to plant outside..
Will have to keep a close eye on those !! I just prepped some for the grow lights to plant outside..
Tuxdad- Posts : 118
Join date : 2012-02-24
Location : South Central Pa
Re: Did I bomb on my nasturtiums?
Are they full size or dwarfs?
They can spread and take over. Full sized ones can be quite tall.
I planned mine (dwarfs) for an end square.
I've eaten the flowers...tastes like an herb. Would go well in a sald. Pansies have a sweeter flavor.
They can spread and take over. Full sized ones can be quite tall.
I planned mine (dwarfs) for an end square.
I've eaten the flowers...tastes like an herb. Would go well in a sald. Pansies have a sweeter flavor.
AvaDGardner- Posts : 634
Join date : 2012-02-17
Location : Garden Grove, CA (still Zone 10b)
Re: Did I bomb on my nasturtiums?
I like the climbing variety so I can run them up a trellis with the cukes. Haven't talked Hubby into putting them in his salad yet...
Goosegirl- Posts : 3424
Join date : 2011-02-16
Age : 59
Location : Zone 4A - NE SD
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