I love Nasturtiums. Love the colours, love the foliage, love how easy they are to grow, love their taste on salads or just as a snack while toodling around the garden. I think I planted too many this year (if that’s possible), too closely together. But all these blooms make them an easy choice for today’s vase.
Three vases. I purchased these bud vases 25 years ago at a splendid little garden shop in Toronto, long closed, called Cruickshank’s. It was my go-to place for specialty bulbs, garden items, vines and Agapanthus. A big box Canadian book store chain decided to purchase the shop and then, for some reason, closed it.
Anyway, here are my Nasturtiums, picked early yesterday morning, still damp from the overnight rain. These will rest on the windowsill above the kitchen sink – ready to add to this week’s meals.
Many thanks to Cathy at Rambling In The Garden for hosting this meme and giving us an opportunity to share vases of flowers from around the world. Visit her to discover what she and others found to place In A Vase On Monday.
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So bright and cheerful! I grow the trailing kind in my vegetable garden and by August they usually have covered every inch of bare ground which makes quite a show and discourages weeds too!
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Yes – weed suppression is a wonderful side affect!
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Those vases are gorgeous, Chris, and the nasturtiums look wonderful – always such a jolly flower
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Thanks Cathy! Jolly is the perfect word for them!
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Lovely! 😊
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Thank you!
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Very nice Chris! I don’t have nasturtiums in my garden, but I think I may be adding them next year. I’d like to pick up a lot of different vases at yard sales because We give away a lot of cut flowers To customers of my wife’s hair salon. But so far I haven’t found any as interesting as what you were showing here.
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Thanks Joe – I so live s flower that serves a double purpose – in this case looking cheery plus being delicious! Highly recommended!
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If I had more sun I would surely grow these beauties. A very nice display. Happy IAVOM.
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Thank you Lisa – same to you!
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love the little vases of red joy. We have Nasturtiums in the winter here. I think you have inspired me to grow some.
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Nasturtiums are the most cheerful of flowers in my view. They’ve never done well in my garden, although a few come back each year; however, there are masses of them growing along a nearby trail, probably benefiting from the irrigation run-off from my neighbor’s garden. I love your little bulb vases.
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Yes, they do get wilty and wrinkly without regular watering. Since we’re starting to worry about the well, their exuberance may be short lived!
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Such a cute trio of vases. Is there such thing as too many nasturtiums? 😉
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😄😄😄
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Oh NO you DIDN”T! NO one talks about nasturtiums! They are one of my all time favorites! I have been growing them since I was a kid! The common feral yellow and orange are still my favorites. My colleague down south says they are ‘dgo pansies’. I don’t care. I will always grow them.
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So pretty, so easy. Gorgeous colours and each year you can try new ones.
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Yes, exactly!
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