Re: Labiates Rooting in Water

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• Subject: Re: Labiates Rooting in Water
• From: A* T* <a*@pacbell.net>
• Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1997 17:32:02 -0800
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Jane:
I don't know where you grow your impatiens (this is the correct
spelling), but unless you are at the southern tip of Florida, I would
bring them indoors put them on a sunny window sill, in a room where the
temperature never drops below 50-55F at night and is around 70F during
the day.  That's what I do with my impatiens and they thrive in winter.
I already grow impatiens only in pots in order to be able to bring them
in.
Alex

> I am new to this list and gardening.. would you explain to a newbie
> how to
> overwinter impatients?? I buy a good many impatients every spring to
> fill 2
> barrels.. would love not to have to buy them..also can you "save"
> geraniums
> over the winter?. Thanks for any help!!
>
> Jane McCombs Gillespie
> janeg@mindspring.com
>
> RESEARCHING MCCOMB/MCCOMBS IN SC & HOPEWELL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
> MCCORMICK CO SC

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