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Sorry I don't recall the variety of Nasturtiums. They were suppose to be a bush type. Most stayed very compact and about 15" by 15". Only a few reverted back to a trailing variety.
2 comments:
Nasturtiums are one of my all time favorites! So lovely and I especially like their heart shaped leaves.
Your photos are stunning.
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