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That's odd. My grandma has some nasturtium growing so I tried both the leaves and the flower and it just tasted like....plant. ? Maybe it was a different variety?
frozentootsiepop 3 years ago
It's too peppery for my taste but I love how carefree and beautiful it is. At the end of the season I harvest some seeds and plant them again next year.
LoraFromOregon 3 years ago
lol@beach side salad...cute. Thanks for posting.
dionysusstar 3 years ago
Thanks for sharing, I used to eat this in salad, fresh from my old garden. Quite peppery and hot but good.
I think I might try to grow some this year in pots.
Keep up the good work!
NoSkraelings 3 years ago