I have been a fan of nasturtiums for a long time. When working as a professional gardener in the UK, these easy-to-grow and low-maintenance plants proved themselves to be extraordinary performers, often flowering from early spring through until the first frost. With vining stems that have an unusual but attractive rounded leaf, as well as orange, pink, red or yellow blooms, who wouldn't enjoy the sight of a nasturtium plant cascading over the edge of a pot?
Towards the end of summer, as temperatures peak and the days get shorter, it is time to harvest flower seeds. Fortunately for us, nasturtium seeds are some of the easiest and most reliable to collect and save, meaning that next year, you can grow more of the plants you love.
