Queen's Nasturtium Tower
A queen’s slender palace tower rises between two enormous nasturtium flowers and their rounded leaves.
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The Queen’s Nasturtium Tower
The tall palace tower has a conical roof topped by a narrow spire. At its base, two large nasturtium blossoms spread beside clusters of rounded leaves. The flowers make the royal tower appear tiny by comparison, turning the setting into a playful fairy-tale world.
Curious Facts About Nasturtiums Near a Tower
Nasturtium leaves are nearly round, with veins radiating from a point close to the center. Rain droplets can bead and roll across their water-repellent surfaces. The flowers provide nectar for pollinators, and their long rear spur holds part of that nectar behind the petals.
Colors Found in the Real World
- Nasturtium petals: commonly orange, yellow, red, cream, or combinations of these colors
- Nasturtium flower centers: often yellow or orange with darker red markings
- Nasturtium leaves: light to blue-green, with paler radiating veins
- Nasturtium stems: soft green, sometimes with reddish tones
- Tower roof and walls: real royal towers may use gray slate, red tile, pale stone, brick, or painted plaster