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20 years ago

I have been growing impatiens for years with no problems. I even manage to keep them alive in full sun. However, I am tired of paying tons of money to garden centers for my flats and want to try growing them from seeds this March. I don't have any special growing equipment such as lights or anything like that. I was planning on buying my seeds from seedlover.com.....they have tons of different kinds of seeds at great prices but I need to know if I am setting myself up for disappointment. I keep my house between 72-74 degrees in the winter and have a large window with Eastern exposure. (my houseplants thrive in that window) I want to plant them in the beginning of March for planting outside the first week of June. Can anyone tell me if this will work? Thank you

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