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nasturtium [Brit nəˈstəːʃ(ə)m, americ nəˈstərʃəm] SUBST

nasturtium

capucine f

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nasturtium [nəˈstɜ:ʃəm, americ -ˈstɜ:r-] SUBST

nasturtium

capucine f

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Unripe nasturtium seeds can be substituted for capers; they have a very similar texture and flavour when pickled.

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Although nasturtiums can take a lot of tough love, don't be so rough with container-grown varieties.

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Nasturtium won three of his five starts in 1901.

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Pour into a small sterilised jar, then add the washed and dried nasturtium buds.

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Cucumbers and radishes seem to thrive when grown in close association with each other, and radishes also grow well with chervil, lettuce, peas and nasturtiums.

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Help with the hunt for the great white butterfly and caterpillars which may be lurking on brassica plants and nasturtiums in your garden.

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Remove from heat and divide the carrots and mushrooms among the plates, topping each serving with dried peaches and nasturtium leaves.

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The nasturtium's edible petals and leaves have a peppery flavor, so don't forget to use it as a secret ingredient.

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Picture perfect, it sits in the middle of a square white plate surrounded by swirls of berry coulis and edible nasturtium flowers.

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Alongside the sunflowers, they've helped plant the nasturtiums and violas in the raised beds and there's a greenhouse bursting with seedlings.

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