Impatiens transplanted without intact root balls will struggle but can survive. Water daily for two weeks and mulch with shredded bark or leaves to retain moisture and stabilize soil temperature. If they make it two weeks, roots should establish and the plants will recover.
Always dig with as much root ball as possible. The extra care during establishment makes the difference between loss and success.
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