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The front of my house faces north and i have two windowboxes which i filled with impatiens last summer but they did not seem to have much height. i am looking for an impatiens that has good height and also i want my boxes to be FULL. also how far apart should i plant them.
I have found that my Impatiens grow quite prostrate if they are out in the open exposed to rain. Sheltered under a tree they grow up to about 18" high. I plant about 10" apart for full coverage in part shade. They will not grow as fast in complete shade, so maybe plant them a little closer.
It has been my experience that impatiens don't like living in planters or windowboxes unless the container is really big. I can't tell you how frustrating this has been for me. This year I'm going to try caladium for height (I hope) with some impatiens to complement them. Good luck whatever you do!
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