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Impatiens
maryjanej_gw

hanging impatiens

maryjanej
19 years ago

Hi,

I have impatiens seedlings that I wanted to put in hanging baskets, And was wondering if I should only put one per basket or can I put two in a basket?

Could I add morning glory with them would that work?

As anyone tried this?

Thanks

Mary-Jane

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