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Why do they look like this?

Hi, for the past 2 years i have been trying to grow Nasturtiums. However both years they have looked like the above photo. Any idea, what i could be doing wrong. The current bed they are in was only created this year would that have anything by Lupinmac

10/08/2012 18:08:11

by Lupinmac

Cabbage Butterflies & Nasturtium

Until yesterday, when I noticed my Nasturtium was covered in Cabbage caterpillars, I had no idea that they particularly liked muching away on it's leaves. I then read about growing Nast.as a companion plant to Cabbages (which I have at the allotment by Leggi

19/08/2012 18:08:51

by Leggi

Home made garden arch

something and you should gets lots of pleasure from it. That's clever, what are you going to grow over it? May be that would be good to grow up the nasturtiums seeds from the seed swap that I sent you. The nasturtiums would climb up nicely I have a stunning by Sam Glendinning

13/12/2012 22:31:26

by Sam Glendinning

Annual climbers

I am in the process of growing some climbing annuals from seed I am growing Rhodochiton, Sweet Peas and Canary Creeper. The Canary Creeper is getting very straggily, so I shall repot it prior to planting out. Should I pinch out the tops by Val9

24/03/2013 13:55:42

by Brumbull

Talkback: Nasturtium and thyme

doesn't seem that long ago the Chelsea flower show, comes around so quickly, you will be dashing off again to show all the wonderful herbs you grow, wish you luck hope there is another gold for all your efforts. Could you advise me whether by Frances M

28/11/2011 18:31:18

by HONEYBUG1

help identifying plants

straight into the garden. Nasturtiums can be sown direct in the garden about now - the ones in the picture look like the trailing variety (which I much prefer) rather than the more modern bush varieties. They are very easy and will 'just grow'. The by gerard mcmanus

12/04/2013 21:18:06

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Tomato and parsley hanging basket

to adapt the idea for a pot rather than a hanging basket? thanks ! Can I replace the black eyed susan with nasturtiums, I would like to pickle their seeds Hi -From experience,you can grow these anywhere, really - I have a garden with dogs, so nothing can by mhairip

18/05/2012 22:13:05

by Garden Maniac

Rambling roses

Can I plant a rambling rose to grow up a fir tree or is the environment too acid? Have many fir trees and want to make them a little more interesting. ....you can plant one, but it's whether you'll want to spend the time tieing the rose to the tree by gadrury

24/04/2013 18:55:13

by gadrury

companions

nasturtiums to attract blackfly away broad beans Growing climbing beans with sweetcorn works well. These are two of the "three sisters" growing method (google it), the 3rd being squashes. The beans fix nitrogen with nodules on their roots which helps feed by tricia snedden

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31/12/2012 16:14:08

by artjak

Talkback: How to grow annual climbers from seed

's also climbing nasturtium, Morning Glory and Canary Creeper, amongst others. It's probably a bit late in the day to start growing all of them from seed now as some take a while to get going but many of the plant catalogues sell annual climbers as plants by lkendall

25/05/2012 10:15:41

by Alina W

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