If only top leaves are frosted, the plant will recover. Trim damaged foliage, place outside by day and inside at night until May, then fertilize. If stems are mushy and watery, it's dead — discard and replace.
New Guinea impatiens are more cold-sensitive than standard types. Protect them on chilly spring nights.
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