Impatiens in NE-facing flower boxes rot at roots. Cutting back water didn't help. Boxes likely lack drainage, use old soil, or have garden soil added.
Fungi continue even after watering reduces. Best: start over with new soil, new plants, proper drainage. Impatiens are excellent for NE boxes when conditions are right.
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