Generally caudiciform Impatiens are difficult - some of them just die without rhyme or reason. This species seems easier than others, it even produced a crop of viable seedlings for me !
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Yellow flowered Impatiens mirabilis aff
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The flowers are too small to be mirbilis I think and the long inflorescence does not look like mirabilis also. Anyway, let me know of there's any one to spare.
Hon E
I know absolutely nothing about these plants, but it is quite a remarkable specimen. The form of the flower is unusual... is this to attract a specific polinator?
Actually its related to the jewelweed of USA - Impatiens capensis. I have seen plenty of them around in upstate NY area during warmer months.
You can know more from Derrick's website http://www.mrimpatiens.com/
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Not bad. I don't know shit about plants and their names but the pictures are quite good.
Do you publish them under a Creative Commons license, or are all rights reserved?
Nevermind, just saw the note on the right-hand side. Too bad. They're still good though!
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Very nice pictures. Are they copyright protected or can we use them as desktop wallpapers?
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Impatiens adenioides
Hello
Its Impatiens adenioides. I have two of them. The flowers are smaller and more delicate. They are very easy to pollinate. I got a lot of viable seeds that germinated a couple of days ago.
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