How are your impatients?

9 years ago

A few months ago there was a thread about something that attacked these plants a few years ago and most people were saying they haven't been able to grow them. Luckily mine are fine. Arent't they pretty?

These plants are three years old and we planted them in memory of our son who loved pink impatients.

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ibarbidahl
9 years ago
Your Inpatients are lovely. I don't grow them but wanted to say that I do grow other plants in memorium of people and it's especially nice when they do well. Enjoy your memories. :-)
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SweetMonkeyCheese Z9 Tampa
9 years ago
Very pretty!
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Carol love_the_yard (Zone 9A Jacksonville, FL)
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Bea, those are gorgeous! I keep eyeing impatiens in the nurseries... I remember when almost everyone with shade had them... I would love to have them again...

Carol
bea (zone 9a -Jax area)
Original Author
9 years ago
Hard to tell how big this pot is from the photo but the planter is three feet across and that's just three plants.
Carol love_the_yard (Zone 9A Jacksonville, FL)
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Bea, that planter is so pretty - you inspired me to get some impatiens again.

In the same way I did begonias a few years ago, I got a six-pack of impatiens at Walmart yesterday for $1.80, I think. I planted them three per pot. Same color as yours, above. Can't wait for them to fill out and start blooming their heads off!

Your three-foot planter: is that one of those long, rectangular planters?

Carol