Assertion: nasturtium's flower | /r/HasProperty | edible
Facets:
value: with a peppery taste
type: OTHER
value: technically
type: MANNER
value: before eating it
type: TEMPORAL
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: with a spicy flavor like watercress
type: OTHER
value: as a wonderful bonus
type: MANNER
value: with a spicy watercress flavor
type: OTHER
value: with a peppery tang
type: OTHER
value: deliciously
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Nasturtium is an easy-to-grow annual whose leaves and flowers are edible.
text: The leaves and flowers are edible, with a peppery tang, and even the seed pods are used as a substitute for capers.
text: So, these flowers are edible, elegant, and enduring?
text: Both the flowers and leaves of the Nasturtium plant are edible and have a peppery taste, similar to that of watercress.
text: The flowers and leaves of these easy-to-grow plants are also edible.
text: Nasturtiums have edible flowers that taste peppery, like watercress.
text: As a wonderful bonus, both the bright flowers and leaves are deliciously edible with a spicy watercress flavor.
text: The flowers are edible and the plants are drought tolerant
text: The leaves and flowers of these annuals are often edible, and the young fruits of T. majus can be pickled.
text: In addition not only the flowers are edible, their soft leaves are also and the fruits as well.
text: The flowers themselves are edible, and have been used for medicinal purposes by the natives of Peru for centuries, made into a tea to treat respiratory ailments, and as a natural antibiotic.
text: This nasturtium is great for pollinator gardens and both the leaves and flowers are edible!
text: Nasturtium leaves and flowers are edible and have a peppery taste, similar to that of watercress.
text: The flowers are about one inch across and are edible - they have a spicy flavor and are often used to garnish salads.
text: The flowers are about one inch across and are edible - they have a spicy flavor and are often used to garnish salads.
text: Nasturtiums are edible flowers, and their leaves are sometimes used like watercress.
text: They take little care, prefer poor soil, make good cut flowers and the leaves and flowers are edible.
text: Seeds and flowers are also edible.
text: Many gardeners grow nasturtiums because the flowers are edible, and if they are to be used in recipes it is imperative that gardeners not spray them with pesticides.
text: The leaves, flowers, and seeds of this nasturtium are edible, and the flowers bring a rich visual pop to salads and smart drinks.
text: Though these blossoms do not last long as cut flowers, the entire plant is edible.
text: However, it may be included in gardens for use as a vegetable, since its leaves, flowers, and seed pods are edible.
text: Both flowers and leaves of nasturtiums are edible with a spicy flavor like watercress.
text: both the leaves and flowers are edible!
text: The flowers are also edible, but have less taste.
text: These cheerful flowers are bright yellow and edible.
text: These cheerful flowers are bright yellow and edible.
text: Both the flowers and the leaves are edible, with a peppery taste similar to a radish.
text: Not all flowers are edible!
text: Both the leaves and flowers of nasturtiums are edible, with a pleasantly peppery taste.
text: The nasturtium is an edible flower often used to add a peppery flavor to dishes or add visual appeal and dress them up with the flower’s bright colors.
text: The leaves, flowers and seeds are all edible and can be added to summer salads and used as edible garnish to cheer up any meal.
text: The flowers and leaves of this plant are edible and are used to enhance the flavour of food.
text: The flowers are also edible, but have less taste.
text: Though these blossoms do not last long as cut flowers, the entire plant is edible.
text: Don't apply pesticides to flowers intended for consumption, and be absolutely certain that a flower is edible before eating it, advises North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension.
text: The leaves and flowers are edible; use them as a showy plate garnish or to jazz up salads.
text: The flowers, seeds, leaves and even the stems, of your Black Velvet Nasturtium plants are edible.
text: The flowers, leaves and flower buds are also edible.
text: Many flowers that are technically edible can be far from palatable.
text: The leaves and flowers are edible, with a nice peppery taste for salads.
text: The leaves, flowers and seeds are edible and decorative and I recommend them for every sized garden.