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nasturtium "mounding vine?"

13 years ago

I bought Night and Day nasturtium seeds today. The packet says they are a mounding vine. Does that mean these these will trail if I plant them next to the edge of a container?

That's what I'd assume, but you know where that leads. Thought I'd check before planting them.

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