Impatiens glandulifera
22 years ago
I like to grow stands of I. glandulifera, culling out the color variations until I have a stand of pure white, or pure pink, or bicolored blossoms. My least favorite is the common mauve color, the flowers of which look like raw chicken giblets.
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