#nasturtium
03.24.2018 in the greenhouse with fig trees, nasturtium, lemons, limes, kiwis, rosemary, thyme, leeks, chives, cilantro, and more..
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Color variation on this weeks pattern. #pattern #nasturtium #cutpaper #dspattern #dsfloral #illustration #illustrativeart #flowers #plants #art #surfacedesign
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Nasturtium #inktober #flower #nasturtium #blackandwhite #inktober2021 #ink #pentelbrushpen #minimal #art #illustration #artistsoninstagram @pentel_eu @inktober #magdalenadraws #magdalenaszymaniec #freehand #sketch
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A little bit Art Nouveau maybe…….my take on nasturtiums
Sgraffito attempt today….looking a bit rough at the moment, but hoping my plans for glazing when they’re ready, transforms them
Windowsill peppers and a nasturtium
July 2021
Roast veggies (yam and parsnip) with homemade nasturtium pesto from my garden
#food #foodie #foodstagram #cooking #homecooking #pesto #nasturtium #vegetarianrecipes #lunch #whatiate
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20/Jun/2016
The nasturtiums have grown a lot, there are some white spots on some leaves, I have to check if it’s a disease. Speaking of which, the aphids are totally gone thanks to the hand soap method! The rose has started opening two rosebuds, and there are two new closed buds, I’m so happy, it’s as if it’s saying “Thanks for taking care! I’m healty again, look at these flowers!”
Some days ago I planted some tagetes andstatice, I found seeds in a shop and even though it said they had to be planted a couple months ago, I tried and just two days after that there were some seedlings growing! Tagetes is the national flower of México, a friend that lives there gave me the idea.
There are some pics of the sweet willams (the tiny ones are the seeds that I sprinkled the day I put the bigger ones in that pot) and poppies, and the last one are the dahlias on their new pot. I divided them in two pots, I’m thinking about giving the small ones to someone since I don’t have that much space! About transplantation, the yellow callas that grew together in that single pot were in reality growing from just one tubercle, so I just put it in their original spot, there were 10 stems growing together, in the other callas I transplanted the biggest one had just 3…
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07/Jun/2016
I bought a campanula and a chrysanthemum on my way home, they had some beautiful flowers, I wanted to buy more!
Here are some pics of the adenium, nasturtium and the lemon/mandarin which I’m calling “mandalimon” until I know what is it. I added a picture of the biggest leaf (my phone can’t take macro pictures) I hope you can help me identify it. It‘s rugous and the edge is serrated, so I’m inclined to think it’s a lemon tree based on some pictures I have seen…
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29/May/2016
I have been plucking some dried leaves and planting sprouts in new pots. In these pics (by row):
- The pansies and nasturtiums are visible now.
- There were tiny succulents in the pots so I put them together with another I had picked the other day. Their roots are really short!
- Some delphinium were growing in the nearby pots. Now they are growing together. I also found a seedling that I still don’t know what is, it reminds me to hedera leaves, I’m curious about it.
A friend and me wanted to plant something at the same time, so I have planted some sunflowers seeds after having them between 24-48h in a wet handkerchief.
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19/May/2016
My little greenhouse on the balcony! In the purple seedbed there is basil, look how much it has grown from the last post! In the brown seedbed there are some sweet williams that wilted since I couldn’t water them in 3 days and these pots doesn’t retain well the humidity… it’s a pity. On the other hand, the snapdragons are doing great! On the white/green seedbed there are the small ones, I planted the big ones in another pot (the brown pot in the 2nd pic), I plan to give some to my aunts since I have a lot, or planting some at grandpa’s garden if we go there soon.
In front of them you can see a pair of tomato plants that I could rescue after that excessive heat dried most of them. It isn’t in the pic, but today I put a tiny pot with some of my cockatiels millet in it, just out of curiosity. On the right there are 2 schlumbergeras that already are growing some buds, I hope they bloom soon!
The rose bud opened, but it’s edges are turning pink, is that normal? The adenium is getting fatty and it’s leaves are growing slowly, on the other hand, the lemon/mandarine is growing quickly! I put it into that yellow pot so it has more space.
Today I planted some seeds I bought the day I took the rose and clematis home, nasturtium (tropaeolum minus), shirley (papavero ornamentale), pansies (viola wittrockiana) and zinnia (zinnia elegans). I also ordered some seeds online, I’ll show you them when I recive the package!
Here are some of the other plants I’m taking care of:
Grandpa’s delphinium:
Since I started taking care of it, it has grown a lot! Also new tiny delphiniums are growing next to it. I’d be very happy to see it blooming, since it’s a memento. And a lot of sprouts are growing in that pot, I don’t know if they are also delphinium since so far they look like bulb’s leaves… Look at them closer:
This is a calla lily I bought for mom some years ago. A new plant is growing next to it but I think it’s actually a chrysanthemum, since it’s leaves look alike and there is actually a chrysanthemum growing next to it:
Also, could you help me identifying these plants? Mom has had them for a while but doesn’t know their name:
This one looks like a succulent to me, a friend gave it to her that many years ago that I’d bet it’s older than me…
There is this other one next to it whose name we don’t know:
She also has this ones inside, and an hydrangea that my brother gave to her last weekend. Do you know their names?
She has another one on the other balcony but I’ll ask about it on the next post, this one is already quite long! If you know their names I’d love to know!
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