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Impatiens Dying

Posted by YpsiGardner Michigan (My Page) on
Thu, Jun 30, 11 at 21:51

I have been planting impatiens in the same garden for the past 10 years with great success, but this year have been losing plants left and right - they almost look as if they've been hit by frost. One day they appear to be fine, even starting to develop new buds/leaves and the next they are completed wilted, mushy and almost disintegrating. Does anyone have any ideas about what could be causing them to die? Thanks!!


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RE: Impatiens Dying

Fungus for sure. One day they look fine and one day they look like they are melting away. Once it gets in a bed for a season it can be difficult to get any impatiens to thrive there until next year.


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