~~Naive Nasturtium~~ by Blush
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My bright red nasturtium,looked so pretty among all the others, incidently you can put Nasturtiums in salads and eat them, and they are quite good they taste sort of like pepper....Any comment most appreciated & thank you for the view:)

Comments (20)
Well I never knew you could eat them. Peppers you say.Might be worth a try. This is really a beautiful shade of red.Congrats.
Beautiful flower and excellent shot!!!*
Such a beautiful vivid blossom. Great shot and salad info. There are many flowers that are edible, including pansy and rose petals. :o) CC
Yes they're also known as 'poor man's capers' and are delicious pickled. Nasturtiums are brilliant in poor soils - where they produce fewer leaves per flower - and are so adaptable. Thanks for a lovely photograph, Susan!
Lovely and informative! Bravo!
It seems to have a face. A very nice flower and a good picture, too.
Yes, I had heard that you can eat them but have never tried them myself, yet! Gorgeous crystal clear shot with beautiful color!!**
lovely lighting
Beautiful nasturtium. Yes, meico is right. Very good eating. So are fried squash blossoms.
lovely color and such biiig leaves :)
ICREDIBLE PHOTOGRAPH!! Love the contrasts!! :O)
Great capture. Weldone. BRAVOS!!!
Nice on Blushy...... munch munch......:P:P
scrumptious!! :]
Oh very pretty Susan I love the rich red..and I love nasturtium leafs they are so unique.
Lovely and yes great in salads and on fish if fried!!
Yes, I have eaten them before too. They do taste peppery. Beautiful Nasturtium. I have some salmon colored ones. Beautiful!! :o)
Looking super Susan. Red and Green as opposite colors make an interesting contrast here. Dave :^)
splendid macro!!brava!Vote!:DDD
Beautifully crisp image. Love that color. EAT THEM??? Never heard of it