Impatiens under a pine in Michigan, southern exposure, party on June 28. You added peat, topsoil, and ColorBurst 15-30-15. Cool nights near frost. Advice: stop fussing.
Impatiens are easy. Your bed is well-prepared. Nature will do the rest.
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