Nasturtiums
210 creative works found
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Just being a little creative after the rain.
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Photograph of Pond Garden, shown in the picture are Nasturtiums, garden statues, pickerel rush, lily pads, creeping jenny, dianthus and chinese sedums.
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Extreme close-up in the garden with a rainbow coloured viewpoint.
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Early morning dew on a nasturtium leaf
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Nasturtium
by AlliDAnother from the garden.
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Another plant that grows like wildfire in our garden.
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Canon 300D with Argus 75 and Hoya close-up-set
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Raindrop on nasturtium leaf.
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the first nasturtium flower in out vege garden
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Droplets on a Nasturtium leaf in the garden catch the sun.
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drop of water on nasturtium leaf
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drops of water on nasturtium leaf
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Gathered from the garden and arranged on a flatbed scanner – and imported into Photoshop.
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All parts of the plant are edible. The flower has most often been consumed, making for an especially ornamental salad ingredient; it has a slightly peppery taste reminiscent of watercress, and is also used in stir fry. Nasturtium: literally “nose-twister” or “nose-tweaker”
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Photograph
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(c) Jocelyne Roy Phillips
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“Nasturtiums in the garden”. Graphic design from nature.
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