Nasturtium (noun)

1. A South American plant with yellow, orange, or red trumpet-shaped flowers, grown for its ornamental value.
2. The leaves and flowers of this plant, which have a slightly spicy flavor and are used as a garnish or in salads.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin, from nasus "nose" + torquere "to twist" (because of the twisted, curved seed pods). .

Examples:

1. The chef used nasturtium flowers to garnish the dishes.
2. The garden was filled with a variety of beautiful nasturtiums in different colors.
3. Nasturtium leaves have a slightly spicy flavor that is often used in salads.
4. The nasturtium plant is easy to grow and is a popular choice for home gardens.
5. The vibrant nasturtium flowers added a pop of color to the landscaped garden.