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seedlings coming up in garden!

18 years ago

I have 100's of impatien seedlings coming up in my wildflower garden! They must be from the plants I set out last year (Shady Lady, mixed colors) My question is, will they be mixed colors, or will they revert to a basic color? They have some buds, so I may have my answer soon, but the suspense is killing me!

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MrImpatiens
18 years ago
You should have a mix of colors.
Robin2
Original Author
18 years ago
It looks that way! I have 2 blooming, one is pink, the other is white with a center red star. I never got around to starting a flat this year, but looks like I have them any way!

Robin
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