Be extremely careful when transplanting Nasturtiums!They have very fragile stems and break easily....

Basically yes, I am not sure why you want to... so late in season. I have often broken off vines and thrown them on the a pile of rubish and the live and/or root on there own. very easy plant to transplant root or whatever. :)

Thanks.. :-) I know, I am hesitating to go to the trouble. They will just about be settled when we will probably get our first frost. Although last year I had green plants into January. Crazy.

hmm ....yes Prairiemoon2 I have palnts that are just thriving in this cooler weather after an exhaustive gowing season all summer. They are now coming into a new vigor as though they just started, I never had such success with these before!


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I have that exact same nasturtium and it is doing the same thing. I grow all of my by direct sowing in the spring and really they dont get going to after the summer heat. I really think of them as fall flowers.