my nasturtiums
lkaa
15 years ago
For all those who say they won't grow in our area through the summer, I thought I would share some photos. This is the variety 'milk maid'. It is growing in my bean bed which is about 3'x6'.
In this one, the lens is from a nikon slr camera to show a comparison for size.
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