Tropaeolum Majus Garden Nasturtium Indian Cress Or Monks Cress Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Close-up of multi-colored Nasturtium Flowers

Stock photo showing close-up of lettuce seedlings, Nasturtiums (Tropaeolum), Rocket, Spinach, Tomatoes, Onions and herbs including Basil, Mint and Parsley planted up in a metal tiered stand of plastic plant troughs.

Edible flowers and microgreens mix isolated on white: pea shoots, broccoli, orach, nasturtium, begonia, viola

Bouquet of nasturtium isolated on a white background.

Closeup of nasturtium flowers and leaves in a vegetable garden. California, USA.

Orange nasturtium flowers isolated on a white background.

Flowering nasturtium (lat. Tropaeolum) in the garden

Spiral from different fresh herbs, isolated.

Overhead bird's eye view of woman weeding a garden flower bed with a hoe. Sweet peas and french beans are growing up a wigwam, with newly planted roses, nasturtium, canna, dahlia etc.

blooming yellow and orange nasturtium in garden

Beautiful orange medicinal herb. Isolated.

Blank label framed with many different herbs, Design 1.

Stock photo showing a summer garden paved patio with a mounded flower bed containing multicoloured blooming petunias, nasturtiums and geraniums.

Close-up of Cavolo Nero or Black Tuscan Kale growing in an English vegetable garden plus ruby red chard and nasturtiums.

Colorful edible flowers in clay bowl on wooden background. Bright nasturtium flowers with leaves and borage. Healthy organic food.

Blank label framed with many different herbs, Design 2.

Cute scarecrow ornate with colorful chilis in a fertile organic vegetable garden, with a greenhouse in the background.

two dogs attempting to escape from the garden

Close-up of flowers and leaves of nasturtium plant (Tropaeolum) in a garden setting, May 21, 2019

Nasturtium orange and red in the vegetable garden (Tropaeolum). The Great Nasturtium is the medicinal plant of the year 2013

Houseplants, top: Blue passionflower (Passiflora caerulea); Pomegranate (Punica granatum) with sliced fruit (left) and sliced blossum (right); Cattleya skinneri; Abutilon insigne; Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus, or Tropaeolum lobbianum). Bottom: Flamingo flower (Anthurium Scherzerianum); Begonia boliviensis; Pitcairnia angustifolia (or Pitcairnia furfuracea) with blossoms; Venus slipper (Paphiopedilum, or Cypripedium venustum) with blossom. Chromolithograph, published in 1897.

Stock photo of rows of mixed annual flowers in pink, purple, yellow, white and orange colours in summer garden border, colourful annual bedding plants of variety of flower like daisies, pansies and petunias. Flowers in full bloom growing in summer border.

Bushes blooming yellow-orange nasturtium

"Vegetable Garden with salads, zucchini, tomatoes, cucumbers, chard, leeks, runner beans, flowers and herbs,"

Flower meadow with various popular medical plants and space for text.

Vintage floral seamless pattern. Victorian. Colorful

Flowers. Set. Botanical floral vector illustration.

wood Adirondack chair in overgrown garden

A selection of flowers and vegetables growing in a large pot.

Stock photo of vegetable garden allotment, orange trailing nasturtium flowers growing in full sun and blue plastic waterbut / water butt collecting rain water from shed gutter, garden compost bin composting weeds waste, rows of vegetables, flowering nasturtiums

Orange and yellow nasturtium isolated on white background.

Watercress or yellowcress (Nasturtium officinale) is a species of aquatic flowering plant in the cabbage family Brassicaceae. Watercress is a rapidly growing perennial plant. It is one of the oldest known leaf vegetables consumed by humans. The hollow stems of watercress float in water. The leaf structure is pinnately compound. Small, white, and green.

vector illustration with nasturtium, butterflies and moon

Nasturtium. Red, yellow, orange flower. Vector illustration

Nasturtium or Tropaeolum isolated on white

Photo showing some annual red and orange nasturtium flowers that have been planted as companion plants, so that they will act as a 'trap crop'.