Photo showing some annual orange nasturtium flowers that have been planted in a shared allotment garden. The nasturtiums have been planted as companion plants, so that they will attract aphids away from the fruit bushes and vegetables - a 'trap crop'. Of note, nasturtium flowers are edible and are often used to decorate salads. The leaves of the plants are covered in water droplets / dew drops, remaining from the early morning dew.
