Tree roots outcompete flowers for water and nutrients. Success requires soil preparation that gives impatiens a fighting chance.
Never hand-water. Use sprinkler or soaker hose for 1+ hours. Deep soaking encourages deep roots that withstand afternoon heat. Hand-watering creates shallow roots that wilt daily.
Brief late-day sun (5:45-6:50 PM) in Zone 7 is acceptable for impatiens. They need 3+ hours direct sun to bloom well. Morning sun is ideal; this timing works.
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