A few interesting perennial pics.
steve_nj
15 years ago
These should still be visible on Plant Swap Day-Oct. 5th. I'll have unrooted cuttings of the impatiens.
Sinningia conspicua-survived last winter with mulch.
Sinningia-survived 3 winters with mulch
Impatiens arguta-survived last winter with light mulch
Impatiens-first year
Fatsia japonica variegata-2nd year in ground
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