Sorry to hear.

I've had three private nursery bought ones affected by the cool rainy weather (that always does it) the last two weeks. Three out of 72 isn't bad. I see no signs of any spreading yet. The first year (2012) I was affected, it was like a domino effect; didn't take long. I'm not taking any out. Hoping they last into mid September, but I won't see them. Moving back to SW Florida, but still keeping my cabin in the woods.

Ellijay, GA

Southerngardening, did more of yours get it or did you take them all out? I had this several years ago so the past 2 years have grown divine blush new guinea impatiens. But they have been slow to bloom this year- maybe too much rain and they are in more shade than sun. Ken Fisher, what a gorgeous place - no wonder you're keeping it! Do you have a way of finding out if your impatiens are still free of pm?

Most of my impatiens ended up getting it, and I pulled the few that didn't have it, out.