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Article: Nasturtiums are pleasant nose twisters
- Article from:
- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- June 30, 2002
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Most people envision waterlilies daubed on large canvases when
they think of the artist Monet's flowers. Nasturtiums are another
possibility, for Monet planted them in abundance. They spilled out of
beds into paths, frothing like ocean water on a beach to soften his
garden's edges.
Nasturtiums are good flowers even for beginning gardeners. The
large seeds germinate reliably, and do not need starting indoors for
early bloom. Press a few seeds into the ground even now and you will
be rewarded with nonstop bloom in a few weeks. The round, slightly
bluish leaves are distinctive, making it easy to distinguish
seedlings from weedlings. And once nasturtiums take off, they blanket
the ground ...
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