My Spitfire nasturtiums for this year's Seed GROW project are growing - but they sure look puny. They are not yet even beginning to look like a vining, trailing plant. When compared to the giant, deep green leaves of other clumps of nasturtiums in the gardens, these Spitfires have small leaves and their stems are spindly. Those other, non-Spitfire nasturtiums have formed showy clumps of plants with giant, colorful flowers. Yet these Spitfire, not even beginning to form buds. Apparently slow growing, I'm curious if our growing season here will be long enough for them to even bloom.
Soon ready for harvest, the fava beans are forming sturdy, long pods.
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I'm growing Nasturtium "Spitfire" for the Seed GROW Project. Thanks, to Renee's Garden for the seeds.
I'm growing Nasturtium "Spitfire" for the Seed GROW Project. Thanks, to Renee's Garden for the seeds.
Aren't radishes yummy? Mine are long-since eaten. I think the nasties will do better this coming month. And, grrl, that is the nicest red Romaine I've ever seen--it's even sexy! What is the cultivar?
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear yours aren't doing so hot. Hopefully they'll perk up and you will join the ranks for those of us who already have blooms.
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