Are impatiens a shade-loving flower?
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How much time is there between ovulation and the implantation of a fertilized egg?
How should I prune impatiens?
My impatiens were planted late, and they are very leggy, instead of bushy, so how can I fix the problem?
What are the largest impatiens I can plant?
What will happen if I over fertilized my lawn?
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Question by Bonnie (89)
Answer by BrendaG (6111)
If impatiens get too much nitrogen they will not produce as many flowers. Fertilizer such as 0-10-10 is recommended for them.
Answer by mike49 (373)
Impatiens are the easiest plants to grow. They grow well in moist but not wet soil. When planting, use a slow released fertilizer or monthly use a balanced fertilizer.
Answer by Derbyboo (442)
Absolutely. A basic flower fertilizer by MiracleGro is the best for them; apply on moist to dry soil around base of flowers; apply every 3 months.
Answer by Carol37 (569)
Yes, you should fertilize impatiens. Be careful to use a weak fertilizer with a high middle number and put it in the ground and not on the leaves.
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