A novice question
I just planted 2 wizard roses and 2 new guinea impatiens in my
front bed. Someone at work told me that I would have to plant new ones every year. Is this true in zone 6? I guess it's not that big of a deal, just plant the 4 in the spring and enjoy all summer. -Thanks |
A novice question
Why didn't you try the old guinea Impatiens instead?
Actually "New Guinea" Impatiens are commonly grown as bedding annuals and are replanted every year. Bernie wrote in message . .. I just planted 2 wizard roses and 2 new guinea impatiens in my front bed. Someone at work told me that I would have to plant new ones every year. Is this true in zone 6? I guess it's not that big of a deal, just plant the 4 in the spring and enjoy all summer. -Thanks |
A novice question
"Bernie" wrote in message
. .. I just planted 2 wizard roses and 2 new guinea impatiens in my front bed. Someone at work told me that I would have to plant new ones every year. Is this true in zone 6? I guess it's not that big of a deal, just plant the 4 in the spring and enjoy all summer. -Thanks I don't know "wizard" roses, but roses survive zone 6 winters. This is not true of New Guinea hybrid impatiens. They freeze and will have to be replaced. John |
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