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I think this is called a Narcissus.

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"Stinkweed" wrote

I think this is called a Narcissus.

Nasturtium is the name.
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Thank you very much.

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"Stinkweed" wrote

I think this is called a Narcissus.

Nasturtium is the name.
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"Stinkweed" wrote ...

"Bob Hobden"
"Stinkweed" wrote

I think this is called a Narcissus.

Nasturtium is the name.

Thank you very much.

Did you know that the leaves and the flowers are edible, the young leaves
are best, sort of spicy flavour like watercress. Great talking point in a
salad if you sprinkle the flowers over.
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Yes, I had heard that, I had never tried it before. This is the first year
I have planted them but they are very pretty. Are they annuals or
perennials?

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"Stinkweed" wrote ...

"Bob Hobden"
"Stinkweed" wrote

I think this is called a Narcissus.

Nasturtium is the name.

Thank you very much.

Did you know that the leaves and the flowers are edible, the young leaves
are best, sort of spicy flavour like watercress. Great talking point in a
salad if you sprinkle the flowers over.
--
Regards. Bob Hobden.
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"Stinkweed" wrote
"Bob Hobden" wrote "Stinkweed" wrote ...

"Bob Hobden"
"Stinkweed" wrote

I think this is called a Narcissus.

Nasturtium is the name.

Thank you very much.

Did you know that the leaves and the flowers are edible, the young leaves
are best, sort of spicy flavour like watercress. Great talking point in a
salad if you sprinkle the flowers over.

Yes, I had heard that, I had never tried it before. This is the first year
I have planted them but they are very pretty. Are they annuals or
perennials?

It's an annual, easily grown from seed. Comes in various colours, see.....
http://www.tmseeds.com/category/s?keyword=nasturtium
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Well thank you, I may just plant some next summer in different colors

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"Stinkweed" wrote
"Bob Hobden" wrote "Stinkweed" wrote ...

"Bob Hobden"
"Stinkweed" wrote

I think this is called a Narcissus.

Nasturtium is the name.

Thank you very much.

Did you know that the leaves and the flowers are edible, the young
leaves are best, sort of spicy flavour like watercress. Great talking
point in a salad if you sprinkle the flowers over.

Yes, I had heard that, I had never tried it before. This is the first
year I have planted them but they are very pretty. Are they annuals or
perennials?

It's an annual, easily grown from seed. Comes in various colours, see.....
http://www.tmseeds.com/category/s?keyword=nasturtium
--
Regards. Bob Hobden.
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On Sun, 29 Jun 2014 23:23:47 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
wrote:

Are they annuals or
perennials?

It's an annual, easily grown from seed.
In one summer house that we rented nasturtiums had taken over a
portion of the yard. The owner claimed she never planted them saying
"They were always there".

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Anne's Little Brother Bob