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Impatiens
Just wondering if any of you guys across the globe are growing Impatiens?
Any pictures of what you are growing would be great Most are not hardy in the uk but we can get some through the winter. Arguta Stenantha Omeiana Tinctoria Glandulifera seeds every where so a fresh crop pops up each year. Dear old Tog was going to collect me some seeds when he had a visit to certain places that he knew that they grew in. Also good for us over here for summer bedding id Auricoma and auricoma Jungle gold. A few pics of whats growing for me.
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08-07-2009, 06:59 AM
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I think with my banana ;)
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Re: Impatiens
No Mark, sorry, I don't grow those.
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