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Tue, Mar 4, 08 at 10:06
| Northern California. Lows around 45 (and rising every day), highs in mid to high 60's. I want to get some in now, as I have the time.
Also, what are the fert requirements/frequency? In prior years I've just put some time release granuales in the planting hole, then fertilize I few more times with liquid thru the season. I get ok results, but I may be overfertilizing. My soil is excellent as I have been working it for a few years. Thanks for your help. Matt |
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- Posted by mrimpatiens Zone 9 CA (My Page) on Mon, Mar 17, 08 at 17:00
| Matt I dont think it is too early to start Impatiens in your garden. I think once they hit the stores they are ready. |
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