Mmastodon LifeHome & Garden first seen 9 h ago, last 4 h ago, peak #2
Nasturtiums spread themselves across the flowerbed
Original: Nasturtiums still going strong in a place where they're not planted. They originate in that beige planter in the second
A gardener reports that nasturtiums are thriving in a spot where they were never planted, having self-seeded from a beige planter and spread roughly six feet along a flowerbed. The observation is shared as a light, appreciative note about the plant's vigor, with the gardener expressing fondness for how readily nasturtiums colonise new ground on their own.
Why now: Gardeners enjoy swapping stories of self-seeding plants thriving where they were never planted.
Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 5 snapshots from 9 h ago to 4 h ago.
Evidence
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