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Nasturtiums Gone Wild!!

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Once you plant nasturtiums, you have them forever!! I'm not sure I really every planted any, I think they somehow moved over from my neighbor's yard. I don't mind a bit, they're fun, full of color and fill in those space where nothing else will grow.

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3x3

10:29PM | Mon, 02 February 2009

lovely photo with great details x

Charberry

10:53PM | Mon, 02 February 2009

And they are edible, too. Excellent shot. I have Nasturtiums, too, and they keep coming back. I enjoy the color they add to the yard, and always keep them. :o) Excellent POV.

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auntietk

10:57PM | Mon, 02 February 2009

I love nasturtiums - they're some of my favorites!

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bmac62

10:59PM | Mon, 02 February 2009

Gee, these sound like they were made for me. If a plant or flower can grow without attention from me, they have a chance to do pretty well in my yard.

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sharky_

11:17PM | Mon, 02 February 2009

I planted Halekonia in my yard and it took off without any help. And now I got much to much........ Aloha

MrsLubner

11:58PM | Mon, 02 February 2009

Don't tell me you have those growing too!? I have them planted by they aren't up yet. I not only love the look of them but a few in a salad give it that little taste of pepper.

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goodoleboy

1:50AM | Tue, 03 February 2009

It appears that your nasturtiums have a nasty habit of overproliferation, Marilyn. Nevertheless, it is a very pretty bloom with lots of bright color to brighten your days way up north in gray land.

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bodo_56

2:26AM | Tue, 03 February 2009

Cool how you made the flower glow!

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durleybeachbum

2:50AM | Tue, 03 February 2009

I love 'em too, and they certainly brighten up a salad! This is a great compo.

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awjay

3:06AM | Tue, 03 February 2009

my fav childhood flower... good to eat too

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MrsRatbag

8:25AM | Tue, 03 February 2009

I love these; I've seen places where they're growing wild over whole hillsides, and it's lovely! I'm trying to get them established here, but the birds keep eating all the seeds I plant...this year I'll try putting in starts instead of seeds! Nice shot!

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RobyHermida

9:02AM | Tue, 03 February 2009

Wonderful image!! :o)

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mamabobbijo

10:47AM | Tue, 03 February 2009

They certainly seem to add a definite splash of colour!

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hipps13

11:23AM | Tue, 03 February 2009

beautiful colors I like this warm hug, Linda

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jocko500

9:40PM | Tue, 03 February 2009

wonderful color

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Geoaskier

5:51PM | Thu, 05 February 2009

They are soooo pretty and edible too!

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anahata.c

11:53PM | Thu, 12 February 2009

nature can really be a glorious mess, can't it? Wild capture of a plant doing its thing without care for the mess it leaves behind (!), and it's probably having a great time knowing that there ain't nothin' you can do to stop it. A gloriously unruly shot, the stems not going anywhere near where they're supposed to (accdg. to all the Nasturtium etiquette books), kinda hairy & all pebbly, and like one of those houses where you feel wholly at home because no one's cleaned up the living room in ages...Love the mess, love all the textures, and someone oughta buy it a tube of moisturizer: I think it's a bit on the 'dry' side. Great little shot: Glad you didn't think, "naah, too messy": What's photography for?


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