Gave impatiens a chance this year
- turf_toes
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Re: Gave impatiens a chance this year
I planted some this year too. They look great with no sign of disease so far. My only regret is that I didn't buy more.
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- Jayhawkmba
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Re: Gave impatiens a chance this year
Clipper - looks good.
am I a fool for potting them? water - wise, they are high maintenance from my experience.
am I a fool for potting them? water - wise, they are high maintenance from my experience.
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Re: Gave impatiens a chance this year
Guys, were these regular impatiens wallerina or "Sunpatiens"? The latter are downy mildew resistant, the former are the old ones.
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Re: Gave impatiens a chance this year
Old ones..
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