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impatiens walleriana in NW

19 years ago

Has anybody grown impatiens walleriana in the Northwest (west side of the mountains)? How did they do?

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MrImpatiens
19 years ago
Duane
Impatiens should do very well for you in the Pacific Northwest. Impatiens in general perfer the cool summers. The Collection Holder in Wales has a very similar climate to you and his are wonderful to behold. I wish I lived in a similar climate but I'm to hot where I live. There are some native species to your area as well.
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