Here is another one of the flowers that gives so much beauty with little effort.

Nasturtium, or Latin flower as it is commonly known.

A plant that grows in all kinds of permeable soil, whether in pots or in the garden, and that does not lack flowers throughout the season.

Unlike many flowers, the plant that thrives in unproductive soil does not like to be fertilized.

It is a plant that can be eaten, easily planted with chickpea-sized seeds and germinates easily.

It has large and colorful flowers.

Seed sowing You can sow indoors 3 weeks before the last frosts pass, or you can sow directly in your flowerbeds or flowerbeds where you want them to bloom permanently after the frost has passed.

The roots do not like to be moved, if possible, plant in the area protected from frost in early spring.

The leaves and flowers of the plant can be eaten and used in salads.

Therefore, do not apply pesticides.

He/she is happy in the semi-shade, where he/she gets sun in the morning and evening but not in the burning sun at noon.

Maintenance and other information Almost no maintenance required.

It grows easily in loose garden soil.

The one-year plant is happy in the semi-shade protected from the wind or in the moist soil that receives direct sunlight.